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Why Can't Love Be Simple (live)
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A live recording from FF & the F's gruelling six week tour of Holland in 1987.
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Zappa-esque, psychedelic, rock pranksters from Oxford. Gibbering mad professor front man with 1001 surreal costume changes. Abstract fish-obsessed lyrics.
Zappa-esque, psychedelic, rock pranksters from Oxford. Gibbering mad professor front man with 1001 surreal costume changes. Abstract fish-obsessed lyrics and systematic tremolo-arm abuse.
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Pop • Pop Rock
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Peak #118
Peak in subgenre #21
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Mick Clack
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Mick Clack
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December 03, 2005
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Stevie said if he wore a condom it wouldn't be the same So they did it unprotected While on holiday in Spain He says "It's alright baby If you turn off the light the chances of conceiving are slight" How he got it in his head that sperms can't see too well when they're swimming in the dark remains a mystery but the sods sure made their mark Now she says "Stevie Stevie Stevie I'm a mother to be I never thought this sort of thing could happen to me" Why can't love be simple Does it always have to be so hard Why can't love be simple How come it always catches me off guard He takes a job with a firm in Australia He says he needs a break And anyway the money's good And he's doing it for the baby's sake Nine months later She's alone at the birth and Stevie's doing the same old thing on the other side of the earth Why can't love be simple Does it always have to be so hard Why can't love be simple How come it always catches me off guard La la la la lala... So don't take your dad for granted He's really got his work cut out Just remembering where each little seed was planted Words & Music copyright 1979 Mick Clack
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