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Pavement to release first new song in 25 years on documentary soundtrack
The band will release their first song since 1999 as part of a new documentary film's soundtrack.
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"Perfume-V" is a track by Pavement, from the album Slanted & Enchanted: Luxe & Reduxe, released 21st October 2002. The track is 2:10 long. It's filed under Alternative. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 5 articles about Pavement.
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Fun for an hour when the hour's gone Can one trick nights feed 40 days? In my bed at the break of dawn She shivered like a vein slashed bright and new She's got the radioactive And it makes me feel okay I don't feel okay She's got the radioactive And it makes me feel okay I don't feel okay Grip force the vials, strip the locks Smash the set and slash the beds And when it looks like a wife's ex-plot We'll cover all the rugs with cheap perfume She's got the radioactive And it makes me feel okay I don't feel okay She's got the radioactive And it makes me feel okay I don't feel okay Like a docent's lisp (She's got the radioactive) Like a damsel's spit Like a dry gin's twist (And it makes me feel okay) Of lime (I don't feel okay) Like a poor old sir (She's got the radioactive) Like a poke's dull spurs Like a pastor's flock (And it makes me feel okay) No church (I don't feel okay)
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