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Mommy Comes Back (Spock's Beard cover)

from Shafted! by White Mice

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Daisuke Suzuki - Chapman Stick, lead vocals
Daniel Yamada - drums, vocals

-- with special guests --
Kagami Takahashi - violin
Lilly Satou - cello

lyrics

A baby was born in a small town yesterday
He's a magical child with a cosmic death ray
But his mother always wanted to play
Such a long way down

But mommy comes back
She always comes back to get me
Mommy comes back, she always comes back
She never will forget me now

The baby grows up and soon becomes a kid
Spends his whole life explaining the things
That his mother did, then they say she went
And drowned such a long way down

But mommy comes back
She always comes back to get me
Mommy comes back, she always comes back
She never will forget me now

When she came up, she'd looked better
Look dear, I made you a sweater, yeah

Now, it's all done, they live up in Monticello
With some Pizza Pockets, some papers and a case of Mello-Yello
But don't go in cell-o, such a long way
Run when you hear the 'cello, you're in for a long stay, hey

But mommy comes back
She always comes back to get me
Mommy comes back, she always comes back
She never will forget me
Mommy comes back
She always comes back to get me
Mommy comes back, she always comes back
She never will forget me now

credits

from Shafted!, released February 23, 2014
written by Neal Morse

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We are not the American "White Mice". We are not playing in Providence, RI. We might be playing at Club Shaft in Sendai.

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