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The Devil
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I'm the Devil, but
Don't want your soul; it
Takes one to know:
That sign says "SOLD"
The way you treat that boy
The way you treat that boy
I'm the Devil, but
My belly's full; got
That lake of fire,
That eerie choir
The way you treat that boy
The way you treat that boy
You use him as a reservoir – you go home
The ashtrays of the upper crust – are full
The weather and the one before – did harm
You smoke whatever's good in him – to keep warm
ajulellaH, soldier's coming home
What's the news of castle, rack, and drone?
Happy New Year, steel that old resolve
Raise the cup of blood to heaven's fall
Don't want your soul
Don't want your soul
Don't want your soul
Don't want your soul
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B.O.Y.F. Minneapolis, Minnesota
B.O.Y.F. (Before Others, Yourself Forever!) is a Minneapolis-based trio that makes "righteously weird" (reviler.org) pop songs about minotaurs, alternate dimensions, the NSA, and (of course) boys. Expect to hear groovy bass lines, ugly-hot synth noises, and gender-defying three-part harmonies, all dressed up in sequins. ... more
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