#songsaboutclassicmonsters
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Another track, this time about oil in Canada from one of the country's best songwriters. John K. Samson, "Vampire Alberta" (2016) The vampire Alberta wipes an oily mouth along a sleeve Of forest in the foothills The vampire Alberta drools a
For #TuneTuesday this week, it's #SongsAboutClassicMonsters. I'll share a song by John Darnielle, a man who IMHO is one of the best lyricists to come out of the US in the past several decades. Here, he and his crew use a classic monster to
Today's #TuneTuesday from @Kitty has a theme of #SongsAboutClassicMonsters as suggested by @The_KamikaZEN and I could post almost every song on this Roky Erickson album, but Night of the Vampire is my favorite https://youtu.be/OZV1bwMX7bw?s
#songsaboutclassicmonsters across platforms
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