Pittsburgh Angel
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Pittsburgh Angel
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Can I stay with you tonightIn this strange and violent mood
I feel so empty and burned out inside
I need you to shake down my mind
Give me a night to remember
Black-painted fingernails that shine
Explore the highways of human desire
Make me suffer in evil candlelight
Crawl into my eyes, she cries
I see blood running down her nails
I feel the pain and realize it's mine
Do I run or do I play this game
Give me a night to remember
Black-painted fingernails that shine
Explore the highways of human desire
Make me suffer in evil candlelight
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