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Fearless/In My City
04:06
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Thunder
03:50
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"He was sort of like a friend. He was sort of like a brother. But lots of times, he was plain mean to his mother. Hey Thunder... Mama tried to get away from all her pain. So she took a little ride on a subway train. But all she heard was thunder. So we all got together and sang real sweet, told a lot of stories. Most were incomplete. Who ever really knew the Thunder? And I never got a chance to say goodbye... so we just wonder."
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"What in the World can I do? My shoes are still untied. I trip into people's lives and out again, intimacy as random as a taxi cab. I'm a broken basket. Don't put your eggs in me..."
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Sold My Man
02:46
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Grace and Madness
04:19
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"Do you believe in Grace and Madness... I dream in stereophonic sound..."
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Get Down
02:09
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"Get down when you're feeling down..."
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Street Animal
02:39
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"Lashes on my back stripped my flesh bare. Just kind of hanging there thinking this ain't fair. If there's a God, he don't give a damn cause he's walking 'cross miles of hot desert sand. If there's a God, he don't give a damn!"
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Boy Who Never Returned
04:09
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"You can talk for hours about the past. But it never brings back the future..."
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Child In Pain
02:41
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"You shouldn't treat your own blood that way..."
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Lounge Lizard
04:12
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"I'm tired of being the boy who never gets to play..."
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Pretty Girl
03:26
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12. |
Poison Heart
03:46
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"I just want to walk right out of this world 'cause everybody's got a poison heart..."
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JOE SZTABNIK + NEW YORK JUNK New York, New York
Native New Yorker Joe Sztabnik played venues like CBGBs and Max's Kansas City in the early 1970s - opening for bands like
The Heartbreakers, Suicide, and The Cramps.
He had long-lasting friendships with Johnny Thunders and Walter Lure, and wrote songs with Dee Dee Ramone.
In 2009, Joe formed New York Junk with bassist Cynthia Ross and drummer Gary Barnett to keep the gritty downtown sound alive.
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