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Honest Villain

from This Statement Is False by I Plead Irony

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Well they've got something
Something you lack
At least that’s how it seems
But it’s no fact

And they give relief
But now all we get is more grief
And guarantees
With extra fees


Your heroes promise the sun
No, they don't know what they've done
Your heroes just lead you on
No, No, I'd rather be an honest villain

And they have style
And they have grace
But they don’t even know when they lied
Straight to your face

So what’s new?
Now that all the guilt is on you
They fooled themselves
But so did you

Your heroes promise the sun
No, they don't know what they've done
Your heroes just lead you on
No, No, I'd rather be an honest villain

So here’s the sun now watch and learn
Don’t aim to close or you’ll get burned
Yeah burned

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from This Statement Is False, released March 1, 2013
Music: I Plead Irony
Words: Rauf Jordan

Mixed and mastered by Guillaume Doussaud at Swan Sound Studio - www.swansoundstudio.com

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I Plead Irony know exactly what they are doing.

These “accomplished band whores” as a local rock hero Paul Townsend (Hundred Reasons) describes them certainly provide more angst ridden, raw edged rock with lashings of melody then you can shake your “sign of the horns” or even a stick at! ... more

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