PIG- DUM DUM BULLET (official music video)

Dum Dum Bullet from the PIG album Red Room Video directed by E Gabriel Edvy for Blackswitch Labs Written and performed by Raymond Watts & Jim Davies With the PIG Choir featuring: Emily Kavanaugh, Burton C Bell, Chris Connelly, Marc Heal, En Esch, Susannah Doyle, Anita Kyoda, Chris Hall, I Ya Toyah, Jim Davies, Mark Alan Griffiths, Mike Watts, Jimmy Livingstone. On Metropolis Records Order at Info at Dum Dum Bullet Dum dum Dum dum Dum dum bullet for the new regime I’m in the teeth of a sudden freeze I sold my shares in the make believe Pouring bleach upon the scar The ingénue in the house of war I’m low on gas you hooked the bait The snake oil is selling great Your fists are talking but your mouth is clean You’re the dum dum bullet for the new regime Dum dum It’s a new regime Dum dum For the god morphine Dum dum It’s a love supreme You’re the dum dum bullet for the new regime Dum dum It’s a new regime Dum dum For the god morphine Dum dum It’s a love supreme You’re the dum dum bullet for the new regime If I were king for just one day I’d run a debt I’d never pay If you were queen for just one night I’d burn my soul by your firelight If I were king for just one day You’d sing and swing and you would pay If you were queen for just one night We’d burn up sorrow’s satellite Lift me to my dream Lick my wounds make me clean Take my soul taste my blood Tame this fire turn this flood Shrink wrap polythene Lapping up my dirty dream Shrink wrap polythene Smothering my little screen Dum dum It’s a new regime Dum dum For the god morphine Dum dum It’s a love supreme You’re the dum dum bullet for the new regime Dum dum It’s a new regime Dum dum For the god morphine Dum dum It’s a love supreme You’re the dum dum bullet for the new regime Lift me to my dream Lick my wounds make me clean Take my soul taste my blood Tame this fire turn this flood Lift me to my dream Lick my wounds make me clean Take my soul taste my blood Tame this fire turn this flood … © Watts/Davies Vocals, keyboards, programming - Raymond Watts Programming, keyboards, guitars - Jim Davies