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Debut single by P.D.O.A.

lyrics

fingers stained,
judgemental.
no money,
for dental.

how to pay the bills? (fuck! not again?!)
live of rice.
how to fill the void?!
roll the dice !

be the wild canon,
light the cracker !
say it again say it again say it again say it again say it again
n' i'll smack ya !

word is a word is a word is a word
rose is a rose is a rose is a rose is a rose
rose is a rose is a rose is a rose is a rose

time to apply stop to cry
let's get a two man canoe
n' do what do we do what we do what we do !

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released March 1, 2021
Produced by Pierre Somville at Big Snuff, Berlin
Mastered by Rupert Clervaux
Arrangements by Public Display Of Affection

Lyrics & Vocals by Madeleine Rose Munk
Guitar by Jesper Munk
Bass by Lewis Lloyd
Drums by Anton Remy

Cover Art by Sharmila Banerjee @bonejelly
Profile / Head Photo by Grayson Lauffenburger @graysonlauffenburger

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Public Display Of Affection Berlin, Germany

An international foursome of art punk, dramatic duets, and kinky jazz. Keeping the experimental spirit of Berlin alive.

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