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Dirty Little Secrets (Lula's Lounge Mix)
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So you wanna do something that's a little bit
Not too afro-centric-erotic-spage-groove-jazz-funk-acid-punk?
Come on, what do you want? Come on, baby
It's all about power baby
full lyrics... 
So you wanna do something that's a little bit
Not too afro-centric-erotic-spage-groove-jazz-funk-acid-punk?
Come on, what do you want? Come on, baby
It's all about power baby
full lyrics... 
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Features Of This Song
basic rock song structures
a subtle use of vocal counterpoint
a subtle use of vocal harmony
a twelve-eight time signature
repetitive melodic phrasing
interweaving vocal harmony
minor key tonality
a vocal-centric aesthetic
a breathy female lead vocalist
prominent organ
the subtle use of a horn section
subtle use of acoustic piano
triple note feel

These are just a few of the hundreds of attributes cataloged for this song by the Music Genome Project.
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Tell me all your
White Witch in a fever, baby, oh yeah
Like you ain't never felt before, baby?
So you wanna do something that's a little bit
Publisher: ROUGH TRADE PUBLISHING LTD
Not too afro-centric-erotic-spage-groove-jazz-funk-acid-punk?
I mean, you don't want me to control myself, do you?
Tell me all your dirty little secrets, dirty little secrets
And relate to me, baby
You know what I'm saying?
I'm coming up to you like some kinda
Tell me all your dirty little secrets, dirty little secrets
I just want you to slip your tongue up a little closer
Don't tell me to control myself
It's all about sleep walking through this endless night
Come on, what do you want? Come on, baby
You know what I'm saying?
You want me to make you feel
Songwriters: Marston E Daley, Lydia Lunch
It's all about power baby