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My Life Is In Storage - Frank Black



     
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I had a castle, I had no hassles
Now tears are tassels
You're sure to know it, just when you blow it
Then you can stow itMy life is in storage
My life is in storageCome take a voyage to personal storage
And we will forage
Leashes for my hounds, my tools for my grounds
Speakers for my soundsMy life is in storage
My life is in storageHere are the pictures of permanent fixtures
Now they're just pictures
Lying in this stack, baking in this shack
Of things I can't get backMy life is in storage
My life is in storageWhat life has become, stored here for a sum
I hauled it, I feel dumb
I got my lock and key, I paid a man his fee
Now I wait and seeMy life is in storage
My life is in storageI believe in your perfect face
I believe in your place in the sun

Can we leave now, this dusty space?
Can we have a little fun?I was standing at the podium
Though I was a little drunk
To the darkened auditorium
I delivered my funkYou were standing at the edge of the light
Trying not to be too impressed
I was trying for the sake of the night
Not to be too depressedI called you on the telephone
From a hotel in Beverly Hills
And though I was scared to the bone
You were giving me thrillsI believe in your perfect face
I believe in your place in the sun
Can we leave now, this dusty space?
Can we have a little fun?

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Lead songwriter and vocalist of the now reunited Pixies, Frank Black was born Charles Michael Kittridge Thompson IV. After the 1992 breakup of Pixies, Frank Black adopted a reversal of his former alias, Black Francis, and embarked on his solo career with the debut of his 1993 self-titled album, Frank Black - which contains his biggest rock radio hit, Los Angeles (#4 US Modern Rock), followed a year later by the critically acclaimed Teenager of the Year.

Read more about Frank Black on Last.fm.


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