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The Devil
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Rock
The Devil was released on January 1, 1990 by Ariola as a part of the album Mental Floss for the Globe / Hollywood Live 1990
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Release DateJanuary 1, 1990
LabelAriola
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM121

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Urban Dance Squad
Urban Dance Squad
Performer
Patrick Tilon
Patrick Tilon
Vocals
René van Barneveld
René van Barneveld
Guitar
Michel Schoots
Michel Schoots
Drums
Silvano Matadin
Silvano Matadin
Background Vocals
Arjen de Vreede
Arjen de Vreede
Scratches
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Patrick Tilon
Patrick Tilon
Lyrics
René van Barneveld
René van Barneveld
Composer
Michel Schoots
Michel Schoots
Lyrics
Silvano Matadin
Silvano Matadin
Lyrics
Arjen de Vreede
Arjen de Vreede
Composer
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Urban Dance Squad
Urban Dance Squad
Producer
J.M.A.
J.M.A.
Producer
Michel Dierickx
Michel Dierickx
Engineer
Djoum
Djoum
Mixing Engineer
Bob Ludwig
Bob Ludwig
Mastering Engineer

Lyrics

Clock strikes two, man I don't know what to do
shall I take that stop, shall I go on through
on the path, that leads to home
or an app that makes sure I'll roam
for a little while, crack a little smile
get that style, some of the bros call wild
all the lights are red and attract
like a magnet, a dragnet is swung
I'm kept
in tension, so tense
believe something has got a hold of my pants
invisible big hands, feeds a new plan
transformed in flesh, see the b's stand
winking - let me think man
soon as the five-fingerhand is pointed out
I comprehend who runs the joint and shouts
it's the devil, again, again.
A circle, cycle, spending more money on trifles
the devil is there to thumb up as approval
choose and lose, for the bodies to perspire
dizz those who are worn out like flat tires
no selfcontrol though, the remote is bold
all b's in a fold, doin' what I'm told
pick one, some way to trick one
throw the bucks, it's time to stick one
don't know the reason, get no thing done
only lose some and don't bring home the bacon
feel frustration after this situation?
blame it on the 666 sucker
he made me rock her!
Written by: Arjen de Vreede, Michel Schoots, Patrick Tilon, René van Barneveld, Silvano Matadin
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