Disco Nazi
from Sounds Mean by Kill the Captains
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Record/Vinyl + Digital AlbumUber-sexy 12" 180-gram vinyl version of "Sounds Mean". The vinyl comes with a rather awesome vinyl-replica CD of the full album. Artwork by Ian Nesbitt.
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lyrics
Shake your haircuts
Blow out your bulbs
Keep rotating disco flashlight
Your arena
Take centre stage
Your own every inch of that space go out and flaunt it
It's your birth right
Don't be denied
Time for a rewind you may not want it but you need it
The full reverse
Keep repeating overheating
Say you want more of the four to the floor
You got it
Harder and faster again and again
It’s yours
It's what you were born to do, what you were born to do
The meaning of your existence on the dance floor
Act like you mean it
Don't phone it in
Who the hell do you think you are?
John Travolta? It's not the movies
It's a war out there
Don't dare slow it down
Keep up momentum
Dig up your totem
Hop, skip and jump to the bumps in the night
You feeling freaked yet
We haven't peaked yet
Keep returning
Always yearning
Shake your haircuts
Blow out your bulbs
Keep rotating disco flashlight
Your arena
Take centre stage
Your own every inch of that space go out and flaunt it
It's your birth right
Don't be denied
Time for a rewind you may not want it but you need it
The full reverse
Keep repeating overheating
Say you want more of the four to the floor
You got it
Harder and faster again and again
Its yours
It's what you were born to do, what you were born to do
The meaning of your existence on the dance floor
Blow out your bulbs
Keep rotating disco flashlight
Your arena
Take centre stage
Your own every inch of that space go out and flaunt it
It's your birth right
Don't be denied
Time for a rewind you may not want it but you need it
The full reverse
Keep repeating overheating
Say you want more of the four to the floor
You got it
Harder and faster again and again
It’s yours
It's what you were born to do, what you were born to do
The meaning of your existence on the dance floor
Act like you mean it
Don't phone it in
Who the hell do you think you are?
John Travolta? It's not the movies
It's a war out there
Don't dare slow it down
Keep up momentum
Dig up your totem
Hop, skip and jump to the bumps in the night
You feeling freaked yet
We haven't peaked yet
Keep returning
Always yearning
Shake your haircuts
Blow out your bulbs
Keep rotating disco flashlight
Your arena
Take centre stage
Your own every inch of that space go out and flaunt it
It's your birth right
Don't be denied
Time for a rewind you may not want it but you need it
The full reverse
Keep repeating overheating
Say you want more of the four to the floor
You got it
Harder and faster again and again
Its yours
It's what you were born to do, what you were born to do
The meaning of your existence on the dance floor
credits
from Sounds Mean,
released August 12, 2013
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Mar 2010 -
May 2008
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