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Switchblade Symphony
Switchblade Symphony was a San Francisco, CA, USA, darkwave band formed by composer Susan Wallace and vocalist Tina Root, in 1989. During its lifetime, the band had two live guitarists, first Robin Jacobs, then George Earth (ex-Red Elvises) and also two live drummers, first Eric Gebow (now with Blue Man Group), and then Scott van Shoick. Their début album was "Serpentine Gallery" (1995, Cleopatra) and their last original album was "The Three Calamities" (May 1999, Cleopatra). Read Full BioSwitchblade Symphony was a San Francisco, CA, USA, darkwave band formed by composer Susan Wallace and vocalist Tina Root, in 1989. During its lifetime, the band had two live guitarists, first Robin Jacobs, then George Earth (ex-Red Elvises) and also two live drummers, first Eric Gebow (now with Blue Man Group), and then Scott van Shoick. Their début album was "Serpentine Gallery" (1995, Cleopatra) and their last original album was "The Three Calamities" (May 1999, Cleopatra).
Their music combined orchestral synth's, industrial rock / trip-hop beats and ethereal, sometimes operatic, vocals. Thus, their original and influential sound was created, often defying comparison.
Switchblade Symphony broke up in 1999, after which Tina Root started other projects: solo Tre Lux and Small Halo with George Earth.
Their music combined orchestral synth's, industrial rock / trip-hop beats and ethereal, sometimes operatic, vocals. Thus, their original and influential sound was created, often defying comparison.
Switchblade Symphony broke up in 1999, after which Tina Root started other projects: solo Tre Lux and Small Halo with George Earth.
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Gutter Glitter
by Switchblade Symphony
Iridescent eyes, of the seahorse rise. Treasure she loves, others despise. A shooting star shan't fall very far. Dim fire flies, held in glass jars. April showers brings may flowers. Dazzling dust, tossed in wind gusts. The trap door is open. The window half closed. The tapestry curtain wildly blows.
London Bridge did fall down. My fair lady nearly drown. What is the reason to lock her up, when already she has such rotton luck?
Braceletes of silver adorn my wrists. Candy kissed from sugar lips.
London Bridge did fall down. My fair lady nearly drown. What is the reason to lock her up? Why already she has such rotton luck? London Bridge did fall down my fair lady nearly drown. What is the reason to lock her up? When already she has such rotton luck?
London bridge is falling down falling down, falling down London Bridge is falling down... my fair lady. Take the key and lock her up lock her up, lock her up, take the key and lock her up... my fair lady.
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by Switchblade Symphony
Iridescent eyes, of the seahorse rise. Treasure she loves, others despise. A shooting star shan't fall very far. Dim fire flies, held in glass jars. April showers brings may flowers. Dazzling dust, tossed in wind gusts. The trap door is open. The window half closed. The tapestry curtain wildly blows.
London Bridge did fall down. My fair lady nearly drown. What is the reason to lock her up, when already she has such rotton luck?
Braceletes of silver adorn my wrists. Candy kissed from sugar lips.
London Bridge did fall down. My fair lady nearly drown. What is the reason to lock her up? Why already she has such rotton luck? London Bridge did fall down my fair lady nearly drown. What is the reason to lock her up? When already she has such rotton luck?
London bridge is falling down falling down, falling down London Bridge is falling down... my fair lady. Take the key and lock her up lock her up, lock her up, take the key and lock her up... my fair lady.
Lyrics © O/B/O APRA/AMCOS
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
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