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Siren Song - Koalacaust



     
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Siren Song Lyrics


Are you my family?
Can I stay with you a while?
Can I stop off in your bed tonight?
I could make you smile
In the morning I'll make you breakfast
In the evening I'll warm the bed
And I'll always be happy to kiss you
Promise I'll never get sad
Till the siren come calling, calling
It's driving me evil, evil
I was a heart breaker, I loved you
The same way I do
But I've got so much wickedness and sin
My name is Pearl
And I'll love you the best way I know how
My blonde curls slice through your heart
And the siren come calling
In the night, till the light

Help you dress yourself up fancy
Bathe you when you get sore
I'll be good, I think I could be all
You would want and more and more
Be proud when you dazzle the wondrous
Glitter your eyes for the town
Tell every last boy that you're my man
Try not to let you down
Till the siren come calling, calling
It's driving me evil, evil
I was a heart breaker, I loved you
The same way I do
But I've got so much wickedness and sin
My name is Pearl
And I'll love you the best way I know how
My blonde curls slice through your heart
And the stars are exploding in the night
It won't be long until you'll break
No, it won't be long until you break
It won't be long until you break
It won't be long until you break
'Cause I'm evil, 'cause I'm evil

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Koalacaust is a band that started in Santa Monica, CA as three best friends, and since then expanded into a five-piece. Their music is composed of various loud instruments. They have played shows with the likes of Paul Baribeau, Good Luck, Andrew Jackson Jihad, Broadway Calls, and Mischief Brew. Relocating to the Bay Area, they lost their accordion player and replaced it with a second guitar. They continued to play more straight pop-punk songs and recorded two 7" like that. In September 2011 Koalacaust announced that they were breaking up and doing a few last shows.

Read more about Koalacaust on Last.fm.


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