Dillinger's Brain
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Dillinger's Brain
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Jailbird, moving out
Drop again and twist and shout
Running around the underground
We all want the machine gun sound
Dillinger's brain, I'm bleeding in the rain
I want Dillinger's brain, now I'm going insane
White boy, wound up fight
Out for kicks and rock 'n' roll fight
Shoot it up, crime don't care
Dillinger's brains are everywhere
Dillinger's brain, I'm going insane
I want Dillinger's brain, I'm bleeding in the rain
Shoot it down!
Jailbird, moving out
Drop again and twist and shout
Running around the underground
We all want the machine gun sound
Dillinger's brain, I'm going insane
I want Dillinger's brain, I'm bleeding in the rain
Dillinger's brain, I'm going insane
I want Dillinger's brain, I'm bleeding in the rain
I want Dillinger's brain
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