"Break Out The Bones" genre: Alternative General
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	Inspired by a classic story that appeared in an E.C Comic from the 1950's, this catchy Power Pop song about the consequences of voodoo magick gone wrong will getcha like a zombie in the night got THIS guy! BWAH-HAHAHAHAAAAH!!!
	CD: : "Quadrapop"   Label: : Suede Mouse Records (artist independent) Credits: : words & music © 2000 by Nate Butler ¥ lead vocal: Nate Butler
	Story Behind the Song If you're into horror and science fiction and you don't know about E.C. Comics, you might wanna check into 'em. This song was vaguely inspired by an old E.C. story that was later made into a "Tales From The Crypt" episode, about a guy who's newlywed bride just can't stay dead because of a voodoo curse that makes her love him forever. My song is about a guy who keeps making deals with a demon to bring him a nice wife, but the wives the demon keeps sending are all zombies, and the guy wants a live girl, you see. But it all works out nice in the end. Or maybe it doesn't. That's keyboardist Tom Magill (of The Beetles and The Beat Readers) singing the demon "responses" in the chorus. That guy rocks. And no, there is nothing Satanic about this song whatsoever; if you think there is, I'm sorry, but you are completely missing the point. It's just a horror comic book with a beat, groovy ghoulie. ~Nate Butler, composer, lyricist & lead vocalist on "Break Out The Bones" There are lots more songs by Nate Butler on the WWW! Hear more MP3s of my songs at: http://www.mp3.com/natebutler Check out own my groovy website at: http://www.natebutler.com Also, hear groove-rock songs I wrote in the band Strip Twister at: http://www.mp3.com/striptwister Lyrics sure, I gave up it all still I can't believe that I bought a voodoo doll but grant this wish and I will believe I believe break out the bones (you want a girl, you got her!) break out the bones (to keep you up at night!) break out the bones (so young when she died--!) just send me one that's alive, then it would be alright young and pure she was a footfall at the door see what the magic does but I don't know when it will begin again I believe break out the bones (you want a girl, you got her!) break out the bones (to keep you up at night!) break out the bones (so young when she died--!) just send me one that's alive, then it would be alright hang my head in shame a voice in the dark says, "I can hear you complain! But if you weren't sure, what did you ask me for?!?" I believe break out the bones (you want a girl, you got her!) break out the bones (to keep you up at night!) break out the bones (so young when she died--!) just send me one that's alive, then it would be alright 'cause I don't wanna know how they die just send me one that's alive, then it would be alright that would make me feel alright words & music © 1996 by Nate Butler

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