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!JP - Oui, Je Sais

from Carbon Copy (extended version) by Jean Koning

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Suicide must be lovely when you're seventeen and you have no friends
That Joy Division brought me the rope around my neck
This should reveal what state I'm in

Baby, I got this blues for you
You want to try to make me happy
Baby, have I got news for you
I'll never be happy

Your sickness is my health
Your brain thinks for me
Your heart pumps my blood
Your dick is my horney

The honeycomb I sucked from your girlfriend
The honey that I licked from her cunt
You know I'd like to be around you
You know I'll be this hard when I wasn't down

But, baby, have I got news for you
All this blues is cause of you

Your cup is running over
With bullshit from your mouth
You think you'll be this clover
When something went down south

I have the blues for you
In the Big Apple

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from Carbon Copy (extended version), released June 6, 2016
Jean Koning: vocal
Marcel van Dam: guitar

written by Jean Koning
produced by Joël Franssen

® 1994 Crommania Records

from: Anatomy Of Addiction

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Jean Koning Amsterdam, Netherlands

Jean Koning has been a compelling force in the underground music scene since his unlikely folk&jazz debut transferring the band The Children of a Lesser God into the avant-punk extravaganza !JP in 1988. His star-studded career includes albums such as Notes from Purgatory, Man Enough to be a Woman and Wake Up In L.A.
Throughout his career, Mr. Koning has been honored with numerous awards. ... more

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