Feed the Enemy

More for Valentines Day. My mad love battery wants to charge you My mad love battery could maybe enlarge you My mad love battery fizzing at the terminals My mad love battery is one helluva pack of animals My mad love battery wants to have us both My mad love battery don't allow for sleep nor sloth My mad love battery never minces words Don't discharge flattery so don't listen To what you've heard, da dum, da dum I've got sick electricity on the boil for you I've got this searing love that burns without cue Without cue without you Without you, without you, without you My mad love battery going out of control My mad love battery wants to swallow you whole My mad love battery never minces words Don't discharge flattery so don't listen To what you've heard, da dum, da dum I've got this crazy current it slips through my underwear When it really connects I come and go everywhere Everywhere I

I Love You You Big Dummies.

Feb. 8 1980: Magazine released the single "Song From Under The Floorboards" (b-side is "Twenty Years Ago"), in advance of their third Virgin Records studio album, 'The Correct Use of Soap'; the song found a disturbed-sounding Howard Devoto intoning "I am angry, I am ill, and I'm as ugly as sin" - an homage to Dostoyevsky's 'Notes from the Underground', which opens with the lines, "I am a sick man. I am a spiteful man. I am an unattractive man"