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by Life in a Blender

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1.	Frankenstein Cannot Be Stopped 03:45	lyrics	buy track
The usher should have told me To avoid the saddest part The villagers surrounded him As he's clutching at his heart He accidentally killed the girl Begs forgiveness from the mob It's sad for him, it's sad for me It's sad for everyone involved From a grave assembled, from mismatching parts Not from a womb delivered, a revived rotting heart Clearly a mistake's been made Now he's walking through the yard The girl has got him by the hand I try to warn her from the dark Come play, come play With me by the lake Come play, come play Oh, it's not too late Take a flower, take a flower And see how it floats Take a flower, take a flower And see how it floats See look, see look There's my little boat See look, see look There's your little boat Oh no, oh no We're all out of boats Oh no, oh no, oh no I did all I could to warn them I waved at the screen The father carries her through town Oh, it is a bad dream He accidentally killed the girl Begs forgiveness from the mob But I'll keep coming back again To see if it cannot be stopped Don't play, don't play With him by the lake Don't play, don't play Oh, it is too late Don't take a flower, take a flower And see how it floats Don't take a flower, take a flower And see how it floats Don't look, don't look At your little boat Don't look, Don't look At his little boat Oh no, oh no They're all out of boats Oh no, oh no, oh no
2.	It's Not Your Problem 03:52	info	buy track

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Two-song single recorded at Rockwood Music Hall, September 16, 2012.

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released October 23, 2012

Mixed by Al Houghton at dubway.com. Photography by David DeHetre and Jimmy Brown. Design: ragandboneshop.com

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Life in a Blender New York, New York

For over 30 years, Life in a Blender has been the canvas for singer and songwriter Don Ralph's blackly comic landscapes. The group has released albums ranging from screaming punk to orchestrated chamber pop, and has brought the high theatrics of its live act to stages from Berlin to Austin to Toronto to Brooklyn and Seattle. ... more