1. |
Medicine Man
03:04
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I hung around
the medicine man
Now for days on end
It's dangerous to fly
so high
In this darkness
She was all
down to business
Made a compelling argument
Her words were of
numbing cold
Riving cement
there’s a low humming in my head
there’s a low humming in my head
there’s a low humming…
The smoke that sheltered my eyes
testified
Something was burning inside
The road flew fast under the
headlights
And the purple sky
She took my hand
And I was defeated by
the smoothness of her thigh
Oh, why would she carry
a knife
To a gun fight?
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2. |
She Is Fire
04:01
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She never takes the easy road
Not sure what’s up with that
Shoots out in fast forward mode
Storming out to the stars
Gravity has no pull on her
A love light as air
She burns through the atmosphere
To crash in my backyard
Oh fate showed me a lonely road
But fate is a liar
Now I’m aflame
Cause her love is fire
Fire Fire
She ventured deep into the dark
The halls mid my lungs
Her kiss mad like a spark
Eyes Brighter than the sun
The breeze was still
But she had me dead to rights
Dragged me hard up that hill
Waking up the night
When God thought to make her
Those Heavens were a storm
Passion is this endless war
That stirs her more and more
And I tried to break the shackles
But I anticipate her ire
Now every night I am aflame
’Cause her love is Fire
Fire Fire
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Why Monkey Macau
Why Monkey is band based in Macau SAR. Indie, Folk and some Alternative Rock influences.
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