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Bitter & Twisted

from No Fixed Abode by Damian Joyce

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This song was the featured in the Warner Bros film 'Bar Hopping' (2000)

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BITTER & TWISTED

I come home at night, put my feet up and settle down
My jeans feel tight between my legs
To my left I sense a frown
That Tuesday knock come 'round too soon
The rent-man is at the door
I say "I'll give you what I've got man."
Bur you always ask for more

Because you think you'll make a million
You cheat people every day
People, I said people, you say "People?"
You hate people anyway

You know you are - You're bitter and twisted
You know you are - You get more bitter every day
You know you are - You're bitter and twisted
You know you are - You're screwed up in every way

You say the proof is in the pudding
but you just heard it on the news
Falsifying phrases, another subject to abuse
I said "Take them as you find them."
But that didn't mean a thing to you
Because you think you've got it covered
But I can see right through


Words & Music By:
Damian Joyce

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from No Fixed Abode, released September 27, 1997

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Damian Joyce Manchester, UK

Originally signed to record industry giants EMI, Damian Joyce has released 3 original albums:
Born & raised in England, he also spent 18 years living, writing & performing in LA & Vegas. His music has appeared in Hollywood films.
He has toured in 76 countries, covering 6 continents & has penned 2 novels entitled 'The Dreamer's Road' (Parts 1 & 2) based on his life story.
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