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Girl with her hands on her heads looks both ways as she crosses the street
Alison Rose is found dead with her four eyes
Alison Rose, Alison Rose, the 2-headed beast
Alison Rose is found dead in the streets

I placed her bloodied head upon my t-shirt
And held her broken hand upon my heart
I told her that I’d never, never leave her
I told her that we’d never, never part

Alison Rose Alison Rose is found dead

It’s ok, it’s alright, she calls, she’s breathing again
I see her eyes roll, she’s breathing again
And her heads start to move
And her legs start to twitch
And her hair starts to move
And her hands start to reach
I kiss both her hands
She’s come back to me
She is the one, she’s come back to me

Alison Rose, Alison Rose

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from No Heart's a Wasteland (2012), released January 21, 2012
Recorded by Oliver Price
Drums & backing vocals by Nena Zinovieff

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William Nein London, UK

Alternative-Pop, Bedroom-Recording music.
Band member of Patsy Clone

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