1.1.94
from Who Killed Amanda Palmer [Alternate Tracks] by Amanda Palmer
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this is the oldest, by far, in the whole batch of demos. i wrote it in - i think - 1994. which would make sense. people have been asking how it's pronounced. i always call it "one one ninety four." that was a special new years.
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from Who Killed Amanda Palmer [Alternate Tracks],
released December 24, 2008
Written and performed by Amanda Palmer
Written and performed by Amanda Palmer
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performer, writer, giver, taker, listener, love-lover, rule-hater and co-founder of the Brechtian punk cabaret duo, The Dresden Dolls.
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