'Sacrebleu' by Cultural Amnesia
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A severe endeavour to sever the past
a stone cast by darkness to shatter the glass
and scars remain to stain the pain
white stains remain remain
bloodstains remain remain
pain stains darkest can’t explain
the scars for E that infest me
the scars for E that infest me
Scars for E, o weeping sadness is blurred
flesh and memory, steel blades and tears
and scars remain to stain the pain
white stains remain remain
sweat stains remain remain
pain deepest can’t contain
the scars for E that infest me
the scars for E that infest me
A trust from me, a thrust from E
stained by dead horses, smeared with blood voices
video violence watch towers of silence
video violence watch towers of silence
fall, crush the sadness I feel
and scars remain to stain the pain
white stains remain remain
bloodstains remain remain
pain stains darkest can’t contain
the scars for E that infest me
the scars for E that infest me
Words by John Balance
1982
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By the light of the river
by the dark of the moon
if I said I’m in love
what would you do
I’ve got a basket of loonies
gonna give them to you
once in a blue moon
– sacrebleu
By the dark of the river
by the light of the moon
if I said I’m in love
what would you do
I’ve got a basket of loonies
gonna give them to you
once in a blue moon
– sacrebleu
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Dance
04:55
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Cultural Amnesia UK
Part of the post-punk/industrial tape scene of the 70s and 80s, Cultural Amnesia released three cassette albums and, since
the late 90s, have begun recording once again.
All digitally available music can be found here. Biographical information is at the band’s website.
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