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Amnesia Was Her Name - Lemon Demon



     
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Amnesia was her name, she had beautiful eyes
and every word she said, it was a little surprisecan't remember when I realized I was in love, la-la-love
can't remember who it was I was thinking of
Oh my god... oh my godthe doctor said that I had tomato loss, all right
Dr. Amnesia was her name, she had beautiful eyes
we had spaghetti with long term memory sauce, all right
and every word she said, it was a little surprisecan't remember how she smiled when she said my name...
what's my name?
can't remember cause my heart jumped and hit my brain
C'est l'amour, et blessuresI guess she didn't know how treat me right
Because I can't recall where I slept that night
I can't recall that special way
she told me, each and every day, her name
I can't recall the fact that I always said I loved her back
the same way, every time the samethe doctor said that I had beautiful eyes, all right
Amnesia was her name, she had memory loss... no wait
and every word I said, it was a little surprising, all right
and every word she said didn't make it acrosscan't remember when we walked past the O.R. sign, surgery

can't remember passing out with her hand in mine, my-my-mind
I remember waking up with my mind repaired, a-okay
I remember when I realized she wasn't there

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Lemon Demon is a rock band which formed in Kingston, Massachusetts, United States in 2003. The band is the project of Neil Cicierega. The band also currently includes Alora Lanzilotta (bass), Charles Sergio (guitar) and Gregory Lanzilotta (drums). Tony Wry was the band's drummer from 2007 to 2008. The band has released six full length albums, along with multiple releases of internet-only material.

Read more about Lemon Demon on Last.fm.


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