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Put Your Hands Upon Me
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The mind is a dirty thing
It sees what it wants to see
She came in with you
But she'll be leaving with me
Just you wait and see
No, you can't have it both ways
Can't have your cake and eat it too
Lord knows what they'll say
But they're just jealous cuz this ain't their game to play
How many wrongs does it take to get it right?
Put your hands upon me, I'm gonna shine on through the night
How many problems are ever just black and white?
Put your hands upon me baby, I'm gonna take you home tonight
take you home tonight
The mind is a dirty thing
It's got it's own tricks it's true
She might be on your mind
But she's gonna be in my bed
A little game just for your head
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Hellbeast of The Night Los Angeles, California
Hellbeast of The Night is anchored by the song-writing team of Emmy-winning composer Silas Hite and his wife, bassist and vocalist Lisa Hite. Drummers Jeff Friedl (DEVO, Pucifer, Ashes Divide, A Perfect Circle, CSS, Filter) and Chris Fugitt (Totimoshi) are featured on drums. Their music is full of dirty guitars, sexy bass lines and heavy drums – music to make you move. ... more
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