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Dave Vanian
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“Dave Vanian”
We can play in the cemetery
When the sun goes down
I’ll read you obituaries
And always wear a frown
I’ll slick back my black hair
And hand you a new rose
Sing you a love song, baby
The kind you find morose
Well, I may not be British
Nor am I Transylvanian, but
I wanna be, I wanna be, I wanna be
Your Dave Vanian
You can catch a spider
To pin to my lapel
We can name her Ida, Eloise
Or Jezebel
I’ll get myself a long cape
To wrap you inside of me
We’ll wait for the black out
That would be neat, neat, neat
Well, I may not be British
Nor am I Transylvanian, but
I wanna be, I wanna be, I wanna be
Your Dave Vanian
Dungeon, hearse, or castle
A coffin made for two
We can live our lives in darkness
I’m so rabid over you
Well, I may not be British
Nor am I Transylvanian, but
I wanna be, I wanna be, I wanna be
Your Dave Vanian
Dedicated to: Christia Nunnery
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