Biografía:
The Dresden Dolls (En español: "Las Muñecas de Dresden") es un dúo musical estadounidense de Boston, Massachusetts. Formado a mediados del 2000 por la cantante/pianista Amanda Palmer y el baterista, a veces guitarrista y cantante Brian Viglione. Describen su estilo musical como un Cabaret Punk Brechtiano.
The Dresden Dolls se conocieron en una fiesta del día de Halloween del 2000,;Amanda tocaba esa noche . Brian se presentó a Amanda y unos días después empezaron a tocar juntos.
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Otras canciones:
- Coin Operated Boy
- My Alcoholic Friends
- 672
- A Night At The Roses
- A Night The The Roses
- Astronaut
- Backstabber
- Boston
- Christopher Lydon
- Dear Jenny
- Delilah
- Dirty Business
- First Orgasm
- Good Day
- Gravity
- Half Jack
- Jeep Song
- Lonesome Organist Rapes Page Turner
- Mandy Goes To Med School
- Me And The Minibar
- Mein Herr
- Mrs O
- Necessary Evil
- Night Reconnaissence
- Sex Changes
- Shores Of California
- Sing
- Slide
- The Kill
- The Mouse And The Model
- The Perfect Fit
- Thirty Whacks
- Truce
¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
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You should see yourself
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When will you grow up?
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Every knob you twist on that machine is like a crutch
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But I was just the fool
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You'd been waiting for
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Who says we can't touch ourselves to keep from getting bored?
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Nothing else is touching, that's for sure
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A ring around the Roses
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But I will watch you play
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I come here every night
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It's just me, the bartender, the waitress and the lights
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Shining on you, not getting it right
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We clap not for you, but for your kind
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A ring around the Roses
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Everybody poses
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Threats and then backs down
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The second you put clothes on
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A ring around the Roses
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Everybody knows it
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I will sing your fears if
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You sing my neurosis
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And you should back out now
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Not a night too soon
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I’ll still be here when the last poor soul has left the room
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Standing round just like a good friend should
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Smiling as if your songs were good
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A ring around the Roses
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Everybody poses
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Threats and then backs down
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The second you put clothes on
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A ring around the Roses
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Everybody knows it
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I will sing your fears if
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You sing my neurosis
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And I sat there for hours
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Waiting on the curb
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Thinking you might like a flower from a pretty girl
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A ring around the waitress from the verse
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A ring of fire around the Roses' door
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Put it on before you lose your nerve
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Put your hands together and they'll hurt
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Put your hands together and they'll hurt
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Put your hands together and they'll hurt
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Put your hands together and they'll hurt
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Put your hands together and they'll hurt
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Make your sound that no one's ever heard
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Make your sound that no one's ever heard
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And I hope we get what we deserve
You should see yourself
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When will you grow up?
F C Bb F
Every knob you twist on that machine is like a crutch
F Am
But I was just the fool
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You'd been waiting for
F C Bb F
Who says we can't touch ourselves to keep from getting bored?
C Bb F
Nothing else is touching, that's for sure
Bb F
A ring around the Roses
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But I will watch you play
F Am
I come here every night
F C Bb F
It's just me, the bartender, the waitress and the lights
C Bb F
Shining on you, not getting it right
C Bb F
We clap not for you, but for your kind
Bb
A ring around the Roses
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Everybody poses
Bb
Threats and then backs down
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The second you put clothes on
Bb
A ring around the Roses
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Everybody knows it
Bb
I will sing your fears if
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You sing my neurosis
F Am
And you should back out now
F Am
Not a night too soon
F C Bb F
I’ll still be here when the last poor soul has left the room
C Bb F
Standing round just like a good friend should
C Bb F
Smiling as if your songs were good
Bb
A ring around the Roses
F
Everybody poses
Bb
Threats and then backs down
F
The second you put clothes on
Bb
A ring around the Roses
F
Everybody knows it
Bb
I will sing your fears if
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You sing my neurosis
F Am
And I sat there for hours
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Waiting on the curb
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Thinking you might like a flower from a pretty girl
C Bb F
A ring around the waitress from the verse
C Bb F
A ring of fire around the Roses' door
C Bb F
Put it on before you lose your nerve
C Bb F
Put your hands together and they'll hurt
C Bb F
Put your hands together and they'll hurt
C Bb F
Put your hands together and they'll hurt
C Bb F
Put your hands together and they'll hurt
C Bb F
Put your hands together and they'll hurt
C Bb F
Make your sound that no one's ever heard
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Make your sound that no one's ever heard
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And I hope we get what we deserve
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