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In The City - The Virginmarys



     
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I see you walking out that door
And you know you can hide no more
If I asked you now I know you wouldn't give it up
If I asked you how you'd give that look to kill
It gives you a chill, but oh it gives me a thrill to say
Do you love me, do you love me
Do you love me little pretty
Can you tell me, can you tell me
What's going on in the city
You stand there trying to look so sweet
Every word you say is full of deceit
If I asked you how you'd give that look to kill
I know it gives you a chill but oh it gives me a thrill to say
Do you love me, do you love me
Do you love me little pretty
Can you tell me, can you tell me
What's going on in the city?
I'm gonna ask you once again

You've got to tell me once again do you love me
I'm gonna ask you once again
You've got to tell me once again
I'm gonna ask you once again
You've got to tell me once again do you love me
I'm gonna ask you once again
You've got to tell me once again do you love me
Do you love me, do you love me, whoaaa
Do you love me, do you love me
Do you love me little pretty
Can you tell me, can you tell me
What's going on in the city?
Do you love me, do you love me
Do you love me little pretty
Can you tell me, can you tell me
What's going on in the city?
Do you love me, do you love me
Do you love me little pretty
Can you tell me, can you tell me
What's going on in the city?

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Satellite towns tend to breed big ambitions. Perched on the hills above Manchester, Macclesfield’s principle claim to fame comes in the cult of Ian Curtis. That classic example of the ‘just out of the city’ boy reinforces how big horizons tend to breed big ambitions. The Virginmarys are not part of the Curtis club. Their music blends the dynamics of platinum class ‘grunge’ (basically Nirvana, Mudhoney and Screaming Trees) with the spikiness of punk and the attention to detail and honesty of prime British rock of the early 1970’s, before the wizards and capes overcame the attack and dynamic.

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