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Does she live in a iron lung? Sounds like it.
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Here are the lyrics: I should have known I’d leave alone. Just goes to show That the blood you bleed is just the blood you owe. We were a pair, But I saw you there. Too much to bear- You were my life, but life is far away from fair. Was I stupid to love you? Was I reckless to help? Was it obvious to everybody else [CHORUS] That I’d fallen for a lie? You were never on my side. Fool me once, fool me twice- Are you death or paradise? Now you’ll never see me cry, There’s just no time to die. [VERSE TWO] I let it burn. You’re no longer my concern (mmm). Faces from my past return, Another lesson yet to learn, [CHORUS] That I’d fallen for a lie. You were never on my side. Fool me once, fool me twice. Are you death or paradise? Now you’ll never see me cry There’s just no time to die. No time to die (mmm) No time to die (ooh) [OUTRO] Fool me once, fool me twice. Are you death or paradise? Now you’ll never see me cry, There’s just no time to die.
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Why are all the Bond songs so dour these days? Bond films are no longer "adventures." They are now grim tales of deceit. Correct answer. And that's exactly why they lost me as a fan (and I was a HUGE one) after 2006 Casino Royale.
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Did Hans Zimmer do the arrangement? Sounds reminiscent of a Lana Del Rey song. Eilish will perform the song at next week's Brit Awards show, accompanied by Zimmer and Johnny Marr. Matt Dunkley did it "with" Zimmer. Just looked it up.
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There are great Bond songs (“You Know My Name” “Live and Let Die” “Goldfinger”) and there are utterly dire Bond songs (“The Man With The Golden Gun” “Another Way to Die” “Die Another Day”). This one falls into the blandness of the later Moore era. The only difference is, I could still understand what Rita Coolidge and Carly Simon were sayng. This mopey emo stuff does nothing for me.
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