Car Crash
from Avengers by The Avengers
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about
Originally recorded and released in 1977 on the "We Are the One" EP.
lyrics
Sitting at home all alone
I hear a voice on the telephone
telling me that you're dead
you wrecked your car, you lost your head
dreamt you had a car crash, now you're
dead on the road with your head smashed
well I heard the news, can't be true
look what happened to you
whoa oh no no no no
whoa oh no no no no
whoa oh no no no no
Why did you leave me, where did you go?
knew this would happen and I told you so, but
you didn't listen to what I said
look at you baby, you lost your head
I dreamt you had a car crash
dead on the road with your head smashed
heard the news, can't be
how could you have done this to me?
whoa oh no no no no
whoa oh no no no no
whoa oh no no no no
Gone, gone, gone
you left me
Sitting at home all alone
I hear a voice on the telephone
telling me that you're dead
man, you lost your head
whoa oh no no no no
whoa oh no no no no
you're dead you left me
whoa oh no no no no
you're gone now
whoa oh no no no no
I hear a voice on the telephone
telling me that you're dead
you wrecked your car, you lost your head
dreamt you had a car crash, now you're
dead on the road with your head smashed
well I heard the news, can't be true
look what happened to you
whoa oh no no no no
whoa oh no no no no
whoa oh no no no no
Why did you leave me, where did you go?
knew this would happen and I told you so, but
you didn't listen to what I said
look at you baby, you lost your head
I dreamt you had a car crash
dead on the road with your head smashed
heard the news, can't be
how could you have done this to me?
whoa oh no no no no
whoa oh no no no no
whoa oh no no no no
Gone, gone, gone
you left me
Sitting at home all alone
I hear a voice on the telephone
telling me that you're dead
man, you lost your head
whoa oh no no no no
whoa oh no no no no
you're dead you left me
whoa oh no no no no
you're gone now
whoa oh no no no no
credits
from Avengers,
released May 29, 2012
lyrics by Penelope Houston/ music by P. Houston, G. Ingraham, D. O'Brien, J. Wilsey
lyrics by Penelope Houston/ music by P. Houston, G. Ingraham, D. O'Brien, J. Wilsey
license
all rights reserved
tags
shows
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Apr 29Hamburg, Germany
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May 8Vienna, Austria
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May 9Munich, Germany
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May 24Oxford, UK
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Jun 6San Francisco, CA
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Jun 13Seattle, WA
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Jun 15Portland, OR
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Jun 16Portland, OR
discography
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May 2012 -
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Apr 1999 -
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Feb 2000
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