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Billy Corgan has announced orchestral ‘Mellon Collie’ shows in London, Paris and Madrid
Symphonic and operatic staging of the 1995 album is arriving later this year.
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"Rocket" is a single by Smashing Pumpkins, released 1994. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 9 articles about Smashing Pumpkins.
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Bleed in your own light, dream of your own life I miss me, I miss everything I'll never be, and on and on I torch my soul to show the world that I am pure deep inside my heart, no No more lies A crown of horns, an image formed deformed The mark I've borne, a mark of scorn to you Consume my love, devour my hate, only powers my escape The moon is out, the stars invite, I think I'll leave tonight Soon I'll find myself alone to relax and fade away Do you know what's coming down? Do you know I couldn't stay free? I shall be free, I shall be free I shall be free, I shall be free, free Free of those voices inside me I shall be free I shall be free
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