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I Might Move in Next Door (1st Version)

from BOOTLEG 21​-​35 by Skafish

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Written by Skafish in 1977. This track is previously unreleased.
The only thing in common between this version and the one included on the second Skafish album "Conversation," released September 1983, is the title.

lyrics

I Might Move in Next Door (First Version)

I see your neighborhood
And it sure looks so good
It has no need no doctor
It has a private school
I feel like I should sit another day
You'll soon be in an SUV today

I might move in next door
I'll be knockin' on your front door
I'm gonna move in next door
I'll be bangin' on your front door

I need a nice green garden
I need a nice green lawn
I need a fire hydrant
So I can spray your house
Sometimes you need some shelter and some hate
Just walk right in and sit yourself right down

I might move in next door
I'll be knockin' on your front door
I'm gonna move in next door
I'll be bangin' on your front door

I'm just a pawn I was very-very average
Just another housewife fussing in the garden
I'm such a fawn I would never hurt nobody
I'll never hurt nobody slashing normal children

At first a pawn I was very-very average
Just another housewife fucking in the garden
I'm such a fawn I would never hurt nobody
I'll never hurt nobody slashing normal children

I'm gonna be so nosey
With pockets full of poesy
I'll listen on your phone line
And bug you all the time
Your kitchen window shows me everything
You don't promote that I see everything
Are you nuts?

Operator-operator interrupt the line
I've been waiting to talk such a long-long time
Emergency-emergency life or death
Interrupt the line before I lose my breathe

I'm gonna move in next door
I'll be bangin' on your front door
I'm gonna move in next door
I'll be bangin' on your front door

How you feelin' tonight?
I love you tonight
Do you want me next door?
In next door
Ruin your life
Ruin your reputation
Reputation

©Copyright 1977 Skafish Music/BMI

credits

from BOOTLEG 21​-​35, track released August 29, 2012
Personnel:
Skafish: Lead Vocals, Electric Piano
Larry Mazalan: Guitar, Backing Vocals
Karen Winner: Guitar
David Prochazka: Electric Piano, Organ
Greg Sarchet: Bass Guitar
Larry Mysliwiec: Drums

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Chicago and Indiana's first punk, new wave, alternative, indie and underground rock artist, and a pioneer of these art forms internationally. Skafish made his first record in 1970, has released 7 LP’s, toured/performed with such artists as The Police, Ramones, Iggy Pop, XTC, UB-40, Stranglers, The Cramps, English Beat, Sha Na Na, Scorpions, & U-2, and appeared in the film "Urgh! A Music War! ... more

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