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Callin' from the fun house with my song.
We been separated baby far too long.
Callin' all you whoop-de pretty things.
Shinin' in your freedom come and be my rings.
Hold me tight -- callin' from the fun house.
Hold me tight -- callin' from the fun house.
Yeah, I came to play and I mean to play around.
Yeah, I came to play and I mean to play real good.
Yeah, I came to play.
Little baby girlie, little baby boy.
Cover me with lovin' in a bundle o' joy.
Do I care to show you what I'm dreamin' of.
Do I dare to whoop ya with my love.
Every little baby knows just what I mean livin' in division in a shiftin' scene.
Hold me tight -- callin' from the fun house.
Hold me tight -- callin' from the fun house.
Yeah, I came to play.
I came to play.

We been separated.
We been separated.
A little too long.
Yeah, I came to play.
Yeah, fun house boy will steal your heart away.
Yeah, fun house boy will steal your heart away.
Steal.
I came to play.
I came to play.
I came to play...baby.
Yeah, I came to play.
I came to play
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written by OSTERBERG, JAMES / ASHETON, SCOTT / ASHETON, RONALD / ALEXANDER, DAVID
Lyrics © Warner/Chappell Music, Inc., BUG MUSIC

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Red House Painters was the name of an alternative rock group formed in 1989 in San Francisco by singer/songwriter Mark Kozelek, who is currently active in the band Sun Kil Moon, with part of the original RHP line-up. The band is described, along with Low and American Music Club, as one of the linchpins of the slowcore movement in alternative rock. Kozelek used this group primarily as a vehicle for his very personal and emotional songs of despair, pain and suffering.

Read more about Red House Painters on Last.fm.


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