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Synthicide Lyrics


It was right before my eyes
There were a thousand other guys
In synthicideI've been caught on a one way street
In the big electronic beat
In synthicideGive me a break it's a tricky situation
Don't give it all away
I gotta have my digital fix todayI'm out of phase
Help me I'm falling losing my place
Is that you calling crimson and ice
Feeling no pain
SynthicideIt's on program eighty-eight
Duel mode arpeggiate
SynthicideIt's like clockwork out of sync
A memory to help you think
Synthicide
Give me a break it's a tricky situation
Don't give it all away
I gotta have my digital fix todayI'm out of phase

Help me, I'm falling losing my place
Is that you calling crimson and ice
Feeling no pain
SynthicideIt was right before my eyes
There were a thousand other guys
In synthicideIt's like clockwork out of sync
And the memory makes you drink
SynthicideSynthicide
Synthicide
Synthicide
In synthicide
SynthicideSynthicide
Synthicide
Synthicide

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SSQ

SSQ was a synth-pop outfit formed in the early 80's from already-in-existence band Q (named after the James Bond character). Q consisted of Stacey Swain and Jon St. James. After John Van Tongeren, Rich West, and Karl Moet joined, the group changed their name to SSQ to shift focus to lead singer Stacey Swain. They released one album, Playback, in 1983 on Enigma/EMI America. Singles from the album included "Big Electronic Beat" (on Enigma Records) and "Synthicide." John Van Tongeren left the band, and Skip Hahn was added on keys, vocoder and bass, halfway through the recording of the "Playback" album. The new lineup carried on with Swain under the name Stacey Q and they acted as musicians on her first three albums, Better Than Heaven, and Hard Machine. They went on to success with dance-pop tracks like "Two of Hearts" and "We Connect. In addition, the recorded but unused title track for Playback was included on Enigma Variations, Volume 1."The group also contributed the tracks "Tonight (We'll Make Love 'Til We Die)" and "Trash's Theme" to the soundtrack of the 1985 zombie flick The Return of the Living Dead. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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