Album: Re-Animator (2020)
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  • To the bigots in the batcave
    I think some of you are permanently
    off my Christmas list
    Ooh, the dance floor is overrunning with frat boys telling me
    I got no business sitting in business class

    Can you love me?
    Can you love me?
    More than the planets
    Planets
    More than the

    What's beastly about beast behaviour?
    God knows I could use a drink of virgin blood to quench my thirst

    Can you love me?
    Can you love me?
    Oh, don't tell me
    Can you love me?
    Can you love me?
    More than the planets

    Planets
    More than the planets
    More than the
    More than the planets
    Planets
    More than the
    More than the planets
    Planets
    More than the planets
    More than the
    Planets
    More than the
    More than the planets
    Planets

    Can you love me?
    Can you love me?
    Oh, more than the planets
    Planets
    More than the planets Writer/s: Alex Robertshaw, Jeremy Pritchard, Jonathan Higgs, Michael Spearman
    Publisher: BMG Rights Management
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