The Passion of Lovers

DANIEL GASTON ASH, DAVID JAY, KEVIN HASKINS, PETER JOHN MURPHY

She had nut painted arms that were hers to keep
And in her fear she sought cracked pleasures
The passion of lovers is for death, said she
Licked her lips and turned to feather

And as I watched from underneath
I came aware of all that she keep
The little foxes so safe and sound
They were not dead, they'd gone to ground

The passion of lovers is for death, said she
The passion of lovers is for death
The passion of lovers is for death, said she
The passion of lovers is for death

She breaks her heart just a little too much
And her jokes attract the lucky bad type
As she dips and wails and slips her banshee smile
She gets the better of the bigger to the letter

The passion of lovers is for death, said she
The passion of lovers is for death
The passion of lovers is for death, said she
The passion of lovers is for death

The passion of lovers is for death, said she
The passion of lovers is for death
The passion of lovers is for death, said she
The passion of lovers is for death

The passion of lovers is for death, said she
The passion of lovers is for death
The passion of lovers is for death, said she
The passion of lovers is for death

The passion of lovers is for death, said she
The passion of lovers is for death

Trivia about the song The Passion of Lovers by Bauhaus

On which albums was the song “The Passion of Lovers” released by Bauhaus?
Bauhaus released the song on the albums “Mask” in 1981, “The Singles 1981–1983” in 1983, “1979-1983 Volume One” in 1986, “Crackle” in 1988, and “Gotham” in 1999.
Who composed the song “The Passion of Lovers” by Bauhaus?
The song “The Passion of Lovers” by Bauhaus was composed by DANIEL GASTON ASH, DAVID JAY, KEVIN HASKINS, PETER JOHN MURPHY.

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