John Cooper Clarke - Zip Style Method

A Heart Disease Called Love

One kiss became a weapon
I don't want to bleed in vain
Clouds collide in the heavens
I surrender. To the rain
The death bells that also rang
like madness... from above
I'm going... out with a bang
And a heart disease called love

Ninety-nine, below zero
Would seem like fever now
You know me... no hero
Don't even ask me how
I'm down in the deep deep freeze
What was I thinking of...
In the painful breeze
By the frozen trees
With a heart disease called love

After dinner. Mints. A new lover
And the coffee's so bitter and black
Your fingerprints... they cover
this knife sticking out of my back
You overlooked... the fine details
You should've worn your gloves
I've got a girl in jail, and a house for sale
And a heart disease called love



Credits
Writer(s): John Cooper Clarke, Martin Hannett, Stephen Hopkins
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Other Album Tracks

  1. Midnight Shift
  2. The New Assassin
  3. The Face Behind Scream
  4. I Travel In Biscuits
  5. The Day the World Stood Still
  6. A Heart Disease Called Love
  7. The Ghost of Al Capone
  8. Ninety Degrees In My Shades
  9. The Day My Pad Went Mad
  10. I Wanna Be Yours

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Altri album

  1. Greatest Hits
  2. John's in the Money (Evidently John Cooper Clarke, Vol. 1)
  3. Anthologia
  4. Live in London
  5. Evidently John Cooper Clarke (The Archive Recordings Volume 2)
  6. The Very Best Of
  7. Zip Style Method
  8. Snap, Crackle & Bop
  9. Disguise In Love
  10. Où est la Maison de Fromage?

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