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They call me Frankie, married, my heart smiled at me every morning. Her
Work, Work. Work. Work. Work
Day after day. Day after day. Survive, life is just an illusion, a joke of a derisive God
I don't have a home but four walls that become more and more a suffering.
Work. Work. Deep wounds in the soul.
Food. I no longer have a home.
A gun.
What God can turn me into a monster. You are not a God, you are my nightmare. What God can turn love into violence.
Nightmare that kills my heart that smiles at me every morning. Her.
Thank you for the daily horror.
Thank you for the horror.
Thank you.
A gun.
Her
My heart that smiles at me every morning
Frankie.
Now I can spit in your face.
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Summary by Bot
This review delves into the harrowing story told by Suicide's 'Frankie Teardrop,' highlighting its emotional depth and disturbing themes. The album conveys the bleakness of survival and the dark side of human experience through minimalist yet powerful lyrics. It captures the listener with its intense narrative of despair, work-induced suffering, and violent nightmares. Praised for its raw and haunting portrayal of inner turmoil, the review appreciates the album's unique, unsettling power.Tracklist Lyrics
01 Frankie Teardrop (05:33)
Frankie teardrop
Twenty year old Frankie
He's married he's got a kid
And he's working in a factory
He's working from seven to five
He's just trying to survive
well lets hear it for Frankie
Frankie Frankie
Well Frankie cant make it
Cause things are just too hard
Frankie cant make enough money
Frankie cant buy enough food
And Frankie's getting evicted
Oh let's hear it for Frankie
Oh Frankie Frankie
Oh Frankie Frankie
Frankie is so desperate
He's gonna kill his wife and kids
Frankie's gonna kill his kid
Frankie picked up a gun
Pointed at the six month old in the crib
Oh Frankie
(scream)
Frankie looked at his wife
Shot her
(screams)
"Oh what have I done?"
Let's hear it for Frankie
Frankie teardrop
Frankie put the gun to his head
(screams)
Frankie's dead
(screams)
Frankie's lying in hell
(screams)
We're all Frankies
We're all lying in hell
(screams)
Suicide
Suicide were an American music duo formed in New York City, best known for the influential 1977 album “Suicide” and the song “Frankie Teardrop.” The group centered on Alan Vega (vocals) and Martin Rev (keyboards/electronics), using minimal electronic loops and confrontational performance to fuse rock ’n’ roll attitude with avant-garde electronics.11 Reviews
