Vampires (Pet Shop Boys cover)

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"Vampires" is a song by LorD and Master from the maxi-single of "One thing leads to another". Originally written and recorded by Pet Shop Boys, this song appears on their 1999 album, Nightlife.

Lyrics

<nowiki>Brother it don't matter

Sister, don't worry Say what you like I'll do what you want me to do

You're a vampire I'm a vampire, too

Sun in the kitchen Boy, you're still sleeping When you get hungry I'll do what you want me to do

You're a vampire I'm a vampire, too You're a vampire I'm a vampire, too

Night in the city New Orleans pretty Do what you want And then can I do it to you?

You're a vampire I'm a vampire, too You're a vampire I'm a vampire, too Oh, you're a vampire I'm a vampire, too You're a vampire I'm a vampire, too

It's a reflex Just a reflex Like fear or sex

Brother it don't matter Sister, don't worry Say what you like I'll do what you want me to do

You're a vampire I'm a vampire, too You're a vampire I'm a vampire, too

Brother it don't matter Sister, don't worry Brother it don't matter Sister, don't worry Brother it don't matter Sister, don't worry Brother it don't matter Sister, don't worry

Brother it don't matter Sister, don't worry Brother it don't matter Sister, don't worry Brother it don't matter Sister, don't worry You're a vampire I'm a vampire, too

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Personnel

  • Written by Chris Lowe and Neil Tennant.
  • Produced and performed by Daniel Graham for LorD and Master.