Ryan Adams – Hypnotixed

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Two pictures laid on an amp
I'm broken like strings on guitars I can't sell
I saw your car parked next to a bridge
I think it was yours, I don't know, I can't tell
I saw your picture in a magazine
I decided to talk to you, what the hell?
Twin pictures in a magazine
There's two of you, I'm alone, Sara Bell
Sara Bell

Your eyes
Your eyes
Your eyes
Hypnotize

Don't tell me to stay again
I believe in the things I can't see and I'm right
Nobody's gonna shove me down
You can turn me away, but I'm turned on all night
I saw your picture in a magazine
I decided to talk to you, what the hell?
What the hell?
Twin pictures in a magazine
There's two of you, I'm alone, Sara Bell
Sara Bell

Your eyes
Your eyes
Your eyes
Hypnotize

Hypnotize
Hypnotize
Hypnotize

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Track duration: 03:35


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    General Comment:Ryan demoed this song circa 1993 with Patty Duke Syndrome but he re-recorded it only a decade later. Althought the original title was "Sara Bell", the CD booklet reads "sad rebel".
    Flag DonDiegoon February 09, 2006   Link
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    General Comment:ok i think i know who he's talking about, sara bell was a punk rock banjo player for the groundbreaking band Angels of Epistemology in the mid 80's. "I used to play my banjo through a fuzz-face fuzz pedal, and I played it with a bow for an Irish instrument called a psaltery."

    apparently her eyes are "hypnotizing", i guess our friend ryan adams has a little crush. hehehehe...um...but anyway he grew up around her neighborhood in north carolina and got a liking to her a bit so they talked and hung out. i'm pretty sure that's who he's talking about.
    Flag high fidelityon September 24, 2004   Link
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    General Comment:who's sara bell?
    Flag high fidelityon September 24, 2004   Link

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