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The Soviet music scene may still be reeling in the aftermath of last week's Moscow Music and Peace Festival,
which drew a sold out crowd of 150,000 people to Moscow's Lenin Stadium over the course of two days
to catch such visiting Western acts as Bon Jovi, Motley Crue, Ozzy Osbourne, Skid Row, and the Scorpions.
As an unprecedented dose of capitalist glitter and noise, then it went like this.
Wow, are we in Russia?
Is this Russia?
Is this Russia?
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
They lit the Olympic torch and they gave us this kind, you know, act of kindness, right?
And then what do we give them?
Sebastian.
Oh, there goes East-West relations.
Well, not exactly.
The Moscow Music and Peace Festival was the rock equivalent of man's first trip to the moon,
a place that may well have more to recommend it in terms of good food, comfort, and fun than Moscow currently does.
The five Western acts on the bill were all stars back home, but the big attraction for the Soviet fans on hand
was the high-tech event itself and all of its attendant Western-style glitz and hoopla.
In fact, many of them weren't even in the stadium when Skid Row, the first of the visiting bands on the bill, took the stage.
You know why?
Because they were chasing the damn merchandising truck trying to buy t-shirts.
Yeah, right.
It's not like we stopped that damn truck so the people would come in and watch the show.
The Western bands generally exhibited a touching faith in the power of music to transcend political boundaries.
Kids are the same everywhere. They just play rock and roll and they'll dig it.
One, two, three, four.
I don't know what they think of us, things like tattoos and our freedom with our expressions and the way we wear our clothes
and the way we do everything, it blows them away.
Two years and three rehabs later, we're ready to kick ass and it just all came to a head on stage and felt good.
Motley Crue celebrated their long-delayed return to the stage with an instrument-wrecking finale of a sort probably unseen since the heyday of the Who.
And Nicky just picked it up and shredded, man. They slaughtered.
They slaughtered.
They always throw the bands that get their gear for free because they're the ones that smash it.
One man who felt no need to resort to such antics, however, was metal legend Ozzy Osbourne.
Ozzy wins the All-Star Award, you know Ozzy was great.
Osbourne's reputation for sleaze and outrage had obviously preceded him to the Soviet Union where the kids know and love him.
They were also particularly wild about another band on the bill that's played Russia before, Germany's Scorpions.
Here we go.
The Scorpions may well have been the original models for Spinal Tap, but they got an obdurious response in Moscow, making them a hard act for the headliners Bon Jovi to follow.
John Bon Jovi countered with an elaborate entrance through the sea of fans, parted for the occasion by a detachment of Red Army soldiers.
MacArthur did it. Washington's done it. Why not me, right?
Bon Jovi also brought a bit of Bruce Springsteen's act to Moscow, a place the boss has yet to play, with a keyboard-backed reverie on the deeper meanings of this unprecedented event.
But even after that flame goes out tonight, all your dreams should stay in those lighters. And even when they go out, keep them in your heart.
And so a good time was had by all at the Moscow Music and Peace Festival, at least on stage.
But what did the Western bands really make of the Soviet culture they'd come to visit?
Living here is just completely different than what we're used to.
It's a different world.
Convenience is a real luxury.
The people are wonderful. Just wonderful people. I recommend it highly.
Russia the Bahamas. Russia the Bahamas.
I take that.
Well, if you too would like to do something to help Glasnost along, now you can by joining the third annual American-Soviet Peace Walk.
It's being held from October 2nd through November 3rd, and it will consist of 200 Americans and 200 Soviets walking more than 200 miles together from the Caucasus Mountains to the Black Sea, with the Americans eating and sleeping in Russian homes along the way.
The purpose of the Peace Walk, of course, is to improve Soviet-American relations.
And if you'd like to take part, all you have to do is send $20 and a two-page essay explaining why you want to, through International Peace Walk, P.O. Box 2958, San Rafael, California, 94912.
If you can't make the trip this time around, well, a similar Peace Walk is scheduled to take place here in the States next spring.
That's the news for now. Stay tuned for more music on MTV.
MTV News. You hear it first.
Are you crying tonight? Are you feeling alright? I told the world that you were down on your luck. You were one of a kind.
I want to never give in. Even when they burn my prize. Oh, yeah.
Has anyone heard the test you've done? I see the scars you have. Did anyone speak up when you fell?
Does anybody care? Rise again, little fighter. And let the world know the reason why.
Rise again, little fighter. And don't ever forget the things you do. And you were one with the cause. And the reason for me. You were a fighter for peace on this Earth.
And you were never afraid. You put your life on the line. And you were always alone down on the sea.
Without a weapon to fight it, you came to fight a war. That took your life, but did you know that you would never die?
Rise again, little fighter. And let the world know the reason why. Shine again, little fighter. And don't ever forget the things you do.
I feel alright. Yes, I can.
Oh, oh, oh.
You got it all, little fighter. Oh, cause I will stand beside you. Never stop believing. So rise, rise, rise.
Rise again, little fighter. And let the world know the reason why. Shine again, little fighter. And don't ever forget the things you do.
Rise again, little fighter. Don't stop and let the world know the reason why. Shine again, little fighter. And don't ever forget the things you do.
Yeah, don't ever forget the things you do.
Well, it's about time you showed up. It's MTV's Big Riot Show, where tonight we give you the freedom of television assembly and the chance to win big.
Get your electronic billy clubs ready and get ready to tell us what you want to see first on tonight's show. Press one for an outbreak from Winger.
Or punch two to hear our video dominatrix repeat the riot act. Back three for the nerve wrench. Or bludgeon the reckless abandon number four to see the damaging effects of police brutality.
Whatever. Raise your voices now.
Well, we asked this restive mob what they wanted to see. And an amazing rrrrrr-bo. 43% wanted to see Winger.
I hear it again on the club. Counting every day I've been alone.
How long before you're coming back? If I don't see your face, I'll turn to stone.
I can't keep holding on this way. I can't go on another day. Can't you hear me when I say, girl, I'm hungry. For your love, girl, I'm hungry. Baby, let me in.
I'm hungry. For your love, girl, I'm hungry. I can't get enough. Your eyes are the color of my heart. And I look in your eyes, everything so clear.
So still together when we part, I begin to die. I can't keep holding on this way. I can't go on another day. Can't you hear me when I say, girl, I'm hungry.
For your love, girl, I'm hungry. I can't get enough. I'm hungry. For your love, girl, I'm hungry. I can't get enough.
I lie awake all night. I can't stop remembering. You're not to make it right. I can't hold it in.
I'm hungry.
I hear the chicken on the door. Can't take it every day. I've been alone. I'm hungry.
I'm hungry. For your love, girl, I'm hungry. Baby, let me in. I'm hungry. For your love, girl, I'm hungry. Baby, let me in.
I'm hungry. For your love, girl, I'm hungry. I'm hungry. Baby, let me in. I'm hungry.
Oh, that winger. You know, when it comes to crowd control, nobody does it better than their very own contest host, Sergeant Vince.
Vince.
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Out of those guys do this voice all the time. Here's how you win. This eyeball will appear in several of tonight's videos. Count the number of times you see it. One, two, three. Call me up with that number. If you're right, you'll get to answer the big question.
Get that right and you could win dinner with the Hulk. Get it wrong and you could be dinner with the Hulk. Just one more thing. We're expecting a surprise visitor later. Go ahead, try and guess who it's going to be. And now, here's Living Colour with Open Letter to a Landlord.
Now you can tear a building down, but you can't erase a memory.
These houses may look torn down, but they have a value you can see.
This is my neighborhood.
This is where I come from.
I call this place my home.
You call this place your slum.
You want to let the people out.
This is what you're all about.
You treat both people just like trash.
Turn around and make me dance.
Now you can tear a building down, but you can't erase a memory.
These houses may look torn down, but they have a value you can see.
Last month there was a fire.
I saw serums in the dark.
You set a fire so I fell in.
You got your sympathies alive.
Girl, there's a feeling that you're burned.
It's more blood money that you're worth.
We are forced to relocate from the pain that you created.
Now you can tear a building down, but you can't erase a memory.
These houses may look torn down, but they have a value you can see.
Now you can tear a building down, but you can't erase a memory.
These houses may look torn down, but they have a value you can see.
We lived here for so many years.
Not as possible to be here.
For a profit you will take control.
Where will all the older people go?
They used to be with kids to play.
Without the scourges of decay.
Now our kids are living dead.
They crack and blow their lives away.
Now you can tear a building down, but you can't erase a memory.
These houses may look torn down, but they have a value you can see.
Now you can tear a building down, but you can't erase a memory.
These houses may look torn down, but they have a value you can see.
You've got to fight, you've got to fight, you've got to fight for your name.
You'll be happy, you'll be proud, you'll be proud, you'll be proud for your name.
You've got to fight, you've got to fight, you've got to fight for your name.
Wipe the Blood Object Club dented face later.
Our video dominatrix is next on MTV's Big Riot Show.
In Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, a mother of two receives a visit from a rap musician.
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The events that so-called scientists dismiss as mere evidence of the occult all share one striking characteristic.
The people involved are MTV contest winners.
My miserable life? Not any longer.
I win $25,000!
The eerie, inescapable truth. People really win on MTV.
People really do win on MTV!
What makes birthdays so special?
Is it the party, the presents, the cake, or is it something more?
Perhaps birthdays are special because we're celebrating the most precious gift of all, life.
Unfortunately, there are many, many boys and girls in this world whose lives offer little reason to celebrate.
Did you know in many countries, two out of five little ones never even make it to their fifth birthday?
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On the street, you don't get another quarter.
Well, here she comes singing that long walk down Passion's flight deck, our very own Video Dominatrix.
Hello, my name is Luca and I live on the second floor.
Yes, I think I've seen you before.
Have you been splying on me?
What are our three video choices for today, Louise?
Luca, pardon?
We have three, Scott. I mean Chuck.
One is Jodie Watley, two is Richard Marks, three is Leda Ford. Choose whichever one you want to.
So hit those lap toys now.
And tonight's sponsor, Louise?
Tonight's Tri-Vid Audience Pick Pack is brought to you by Plasticine Tires. They're for real. They're plasticine.
Oh, love it.
And it seems that our big, big how much for our audience? What do we got? Whoa, whoa, 49% went for Leda Ford.
Obviously inspired by this rubber look you're sporting today, Luca.
Like that?
Well, thanks. Thank you once again.
It's Louise and keep it under your hat. Get a hat.
Always the fun stuff, the video dominatrix.
Here's Leda Ford now.
Baby, I get so scared inside that I don't really understand. Is it love that's on my mind or is it fantasy?
Heaven is in the palm of my hand and it's waiting here for you. What am I supposed to do in a child and tragedy?
If I close my eyes forever, will it all remain unchanged?
If I close my eyes forever, will it all remain the same?
Sometimes it's hard to hold on, so hard to hold on to my dreams. It is the only one it seems when you face the face with me.
Like a dagger, you stick me in the heart and taste the blood from my blade. And when we sleep, would you shelter me in your warm and darkened grave?
If I close my eyes forever, will it all remain unchanged?
If I close my eyes forever, will it all remain the same?
Will you ever take me? No, I just can't take the pain.
Will you ever trust me? No, I'll never feel the same.
I know I've been so hard on you. I know I've told you lies.
If I could have just one more wish, I'd wipe the cobwebs from my eyes.
If I close my eyes forever, will it all remain unchanged?
If I close my eyes forever, will it all remain the same?
Close your eyes, close your eyes. You gotta close your eyes for me.
Be it government censorship or a match head pipe bomb, nothing will stop Vince from doing what he feels is right on MTV's Big Riot Show.
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The Accidental Tourist has been voted Best Picture of the Year by the New York Film Critics Circle.
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And Gene Charlotte of NBC-TV says it's one of the best movies in many years.
Sorry. William Hurd, Kathleen Turner, Gina Davis, The Accidental Tourist, directed by Lawrence Kasdan.
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A Riot Can Be a Dangerous Place
A Riot Can Be a Dangerous Place
A riot can be a dangerous place unless you've got a good way out.
A manhole cover, a waiting helicopter, whatever. Here's The Escape Club with Wild Wild West.
A man in a bedroom waiting for my baby. She's so mean, I don't care.
I love her eyes and her wild wild hair.
Dax to the feet, we ride fast.
Heading for the night, taking his living in the Wild Wild West.
Wild Wild West.
Wild West.
A woman is in the back room handing out value shares on the airwaves talking to the DJs.
47 heartbeats, feeding like a drum.
Got the lid it up, lid it up. Ronnie's got a new gun.
She's so mean, I don't care.
I love her eyes and her wild wild hair.
Dax to the feet, we ride fast.
Heading for the night, taking his living in the Wild Wild West.
Wild Wild West.
Wild West.
Wild Wild West.
I put your flags in the air and march them up and down.
You can live it up, live it up all over the town.
And turn to the left, turn to the right.
I don't care as long as she comes tonight.
She's so mean, I don't care.
I love her eyes and her wild wild hair.
Dax to the feet, we ride fast.
Heading for the night, taking his living in the Wild Wild West.
Wild Wild West.
Wild Wild West.
Wild West.
Wild Wild West.
Brrrr, call me a musical disc.
Cause I'll be with you, I'll keep waiting for you.
This one's called Outlaw.
Say about me, righty, righty, righty.
Like riding a bike.
Journal me, murder me, shot her with me.
Shot on the night, show the sword if you keep them rocking.
In a broad daylight, I hear come this escape club to rock it.
So I say.
Heading in the Wild Wild West.
The Wild Wild West.
Wild West.
Heading for the night, living in the A test.
Screaming in the back room, waiting for the big bone.
Give me, give me Wild West.
Give me, give me safe sex.
Give me love, give me love.
Give me time to live it up.
She's so mean, but I don't care.
I love her eyes and her wild wild hair.
Dax to the feet, we ride fast.
Heading for the night, living in the Wild Wild West.
The Wild Wild West.
The Wild Wild West.
Wild West.
The Wild Wild West.
Shake, shake, shake, shake it, yeah.
Hand up kiss, we can do anything right, little honey.
Oh, since I've set my eyes on you, I'll tell you the truth.
Twisting like a flame in a slow dance, baby.
You drive me crazy, come on, little honey.
Come on now.
Fire.
Smoke, she is a riser.
Fire, yeah.
Smoke on the horizon, whoa.
Fire.
Smoke, she is a riser.
Fire.
Smoke stack like rain.
Smoke stack.
Well, now, we're shaking up your display.
You've got me swaying, little honey.
My heart's off all the burning flames.
Oh, yes, it is.
Twisting like a pain on a hard tissue.
I would ever think that my own little sister could only shake it.
Fire.
Smoke, she is a riser.
Fire.
Smoke on the horizon, yeah.
Fire.
Smoke, she is a riser.
Fire.
Smoke stack like rain, baby.
I was thinking what I'd been missing.
I'll tell you the truth, believe it.
She's coming close now.
Oh, I can feel her.
She's getting close to me.
Yeah.
Fire.
Smoke, she is a riser.
Fire.
Smoke on the horizon.
Fire.
Smoke, she is a riser.
Fire.
Smoke stack like rain.
She's coming close now.
Oh, yeah.
Fire.
Smoke stack like rain.
Fire.
Smoke stack like rain.
Fire.
Smoke.
Smoke.
Smoke.
Smoke.
Smoke.
When MTV's Big Riot Show continues,
the cheese poet will show us his stun gun wounds after this.
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Ah! Ah! You're watching the Big Riot Show.
I'm Vince Manley Sorrenti, your contest host, and...
Oh! What a surprise!
Tonight, Hulk, we're giving away a trip to California with Hulk Hogan.
That's not all, right, Betty?
No way, big dude.
We're also giving away ten one-year memberships
to Gold Jim, brother, in Venice Beach, California.
100 T-shirts from my brand-new movie, No Holes Bards.
And you know what, brother?
We're also giving away 50 autographed posters, man,
of my new movie, No Holes Bards.
And we're also giving away 12 pairs of bionic Gold Jim shoes, dude.
This is a massive amount of prizes,
so call, call, call, y'all, call, call, call.
Did you say No Holes Bards, Hulk? Why are we doing this, baby?
Well, the reason we're doing this, big dude,
alias Tag Team Partner of the Future,
is we're right here tonight to promote my brand-new action-adventure movie,
No Holes Bards, coming June 2nd nationwide, brother.
While Hulk has cost 95 cents a call,
I only call once per night from a touch-tone phone.
Now here's Stevie Nicks with Rims on Fire.
Somewhere out in the back of your mind
Comes your real life and the life that you know
It seems like it was a creation
Of some of those same old things
It seemed to be the only thing
That's out in the light
She had trusted many
But been unfamiliar with
Almost everyone but you
Well, baby, I'm just thinking
That the rooms are on fire
Every time that you walk in the room
Well, there is magic all around you
If I do say so myself
I have known this much longer than I've known you
She had trusted many
And then there would be someone
Who would enter into her presence
That she could sense for miles
She dreamed of a once-in-a-luxury
And she laughed and she cried
And she tried to taunt him
Many hated
To be separated
From that picture, no
Well, baby, I'm just thinking
That the rooms are all on fire
Every time that you walk in the room
Well, there is magic all around you
If I do say so myself
Well, I have known this much longer
Than I've known you
Long as a white cloud my memory
Long as a white cloud my memory
There is magic all around you
Every time you walk in the room
Well, baby, I'm just thinking
That the rooms are all on fire
Every time that you walk in the room
Well, there is magic all around you
If I do say so myself
Well, I have known this much longer
Than I've known you
Well, baby, I'm just thinking
That the rooms are all on fire
Every time that you walk in the room
Well, there is magic all around you
If I do say so myself
Well, I have known this much longer
Than I've known you
While we're all still just
Fleeing to the fence here at the Big Riot Show,
Time, perhaps, for some inspirational verses now.
So over to Cell Block D at the Nerve Ranch
And the Cheese Poet.
Armies in the Fire by Robert Louis Stevenson
Armies marched by town inspire
Of cities blazing in the fire
Till as I gaze with staring ease
The armies fade, it must be cheese
Then once again the glow returns
Again the Phantom City burns
And the
Red Hot Valley trees
Comes Phantom Cheddar marching cheese
Blinking embers tell me true
Where are those armies marching to
And what the burning city sees
That crumbles just like Parmesan cheese
The end.
Alright, Joy Betty, watch me this time.
The step goes like this and one and two and three and four and five and eight.
Here we go. Five, six, seven, you're on.
Hey, baby
You got your roommate, you got your roommate
You got your roommate, you got your roommate
You got your roommate, you got your roommate
You got your roommate, you got your roommate
You got your roommate, you got your roommate
You got your roommate, you got your roommate
Baby, forever, and ever and ever
You know I love you
Baby, pick your head up, head up
Come on and hook me in the face
I can tell there's something
That's bringing you down
What are you down?
Is it the rumour
That another boy
Wants to take away?
I gave that to your heart
Have you been hearing the stories
That going around?
All of my friends are talking
Baby, just remember I gave you my heart
Ain't no one gonna tear us apart
He could promise a moment
That the stars will fall
Even if he promised me the worst
Just remember, and forever you'll stay
Forever
How could you? He could promise the worst
But don't you remember?
And forever you'll stay
Baby, baby
Honey, listen to me
Your love is all I need
You should know that I don't need nothing
With the money combined
Just promise you'll never leave me
So if a boy were to come along
Try to make me leave him
Girl, I'm out of my mind
Baby, no need to worry
I'm telling you why
I need you here to really love me
Baby, don't you know that I love you?
And I'd never put nobody above you
He could promise a moment
That the stars will fall
Even if he promised me the worst
Just remember, and forever you'll stay
Forever
How could you? He could promise the worst
Forever
But don't you remember?
And forever you'll stay
Forever
When the mountains crumble into the sea
Oh, oh, oh
That's the day someone will come between you and me
Baby, just remember I gave you my heart
Don't let ain't no one pull a tear so far
Baby, he could promise me time on
Even if he promised me pearls
Honey, you know I ain't lying
Man's the man that I'm telling to go on
Because you remember, baby, remember
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See this boy on the clone eyes,
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Yeah.
Oh, that's life in Hollywood.
Well, what bad to seem to be good.
That's life in Hollywood.
I love the place.
Am I misunderstood?
Living in a junkyard, living like a common thief.
I can't go to my homeless place,
because I got no gasoline.
If you say you're buying,
well, I'd have another round.
If you've got the money, honey,
well, I'd bring you down, yeah.
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Well, what bad to seem to be good.
That's life in Hollywood.
I love the place.
Am I misunderstood?
I love the place.
Yeah.
I'm shooting on the freeway,
shooting down my street.
Follow the lady, I'm gonna say,
hey, boy, I saw you in a dream.
That's my love in city.
That's my neighborhood.
And like a one or two, not like a sure, yeah.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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Well, what bad to seem to be good.
That's life in Hollywood.
I love the place.
Am I misunderstood?
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I'm shooting on the freeway,
shooting down my street.
That's my neighborhood.
And like a one or two, not like a sure, yeah.
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Hey, it's Randy. Long time no see, man.
Hey, have you met the Countess?
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Oh, I hate the wee hours of the night.
Ah!
I love you too.
But I'm the one loving you.
Come on and love me.
Lay down your arms, lay down, down, down.
Why don't we go and shoot a line to the ground?
Lay down your arms, lay down, down, down.
Lay with me, lay with me.
Close from the moment shattered like nothing mattered.
Pushing me, pulling you, pulling me, pushing.
Don't wanna tear our love apart, I want to give my heart.
Can we start living here?
Can we start living?
Lay down your arms, lay down, down, down.
Why don't we go and shoot a line to the ground?
Lay down your arms, lay down, down, down.
Lay with me, lay with me.
Ah!
So we are in love, so we are in war.
But we can be on the same side.
Lay down, lay down your arms, lay down, down, down.
Lay down with me, lay down, down, down, down.
Oh, baby, lay down with me.
Lay down your arms, lay down, down, down.
Why don't we go and shoot a line to the ground?
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Lay with me, lay with me.
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Lay down with me, lay down.
Ricky was a young boy, he had a heart of stone.
He lived that too fine, and he was this big-ass animal.
He came from the out of school, came from the ancient town.
He walked like a switchblade so no one could take him down.
No, he had no money, no, no good at all.
He walked the streets of Solcher and he fought the world by door and his bow.
Eighteen, the life you got it, eighteen is enough you know,
your crime is time and it's eighteen, the life to go.
18 and like you got it, 18 and I feel your cry this time
And it's 18 and life to go
The G.I. in his heartbeat, his face full of gasoline
It kept his motor running, but it never kept him clean
They say good luck to the venture, Ricky's the wild one
He married trouble, had a car to the wind and gun
Bang, bang, shoot him up, but the party never ends
You keep thinking of dying when the final score's their friend in an hour
18 and like you got it, 18 and life to go
Your cry this time and it's 18 and life to go
18 and like you got it, 18 and I feel your cry this time
And it's 18 and life to go
The ascetics will have fun, they're all good like he said
He fired his six shots to the wind, that's how it never ends
18 and like you got it, 18 and life to go
Your cry this time and it's 18 and life to go
18 and like you got it, 18 and I feel your cry this time
And it's 18 and life to go
And it's 18 and life to go
If I could turn the page in time then I'd rearrange just a day or two
Close my eyes
But I couldn't find a way
So I'll settle for one day to believe in you
Tell me
Tell me lies
Tell me sweet little life
Tell me love
Oh no am I
No you can't disguise
So tell me stories
I hope that you understand there's a reason why
Close your, close your, close your eyes
No more broken hearts
We're better off with a heart that's given a try
Tell me, tell me, tell me lies
Tell me lies, tell me sweet little lies
Tell me lies, tell me, tell me lies
Oh, no, no, you can't disguise
You can't disguise
Tell me lies, tell me sweet little lies
If I could downrange In time then I'd rearrange
Just a day or two Close my eyes
But I couldn't find a way So I'll settle for one day
To believe in you Tell me, tell me, tell me lies
Tell me lies Tell me sweet little lies
Oh no no you can't disguise Tell me lies Tell me sweet little lies
Oh no no you can't disguise Tell me lies Tell me sweet little lies
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I used to do drugs.
And one morning I woke up, I looked in the mirror and I said, you look frightening.
Nobody said quit.
And nobody said stop or else.
I got sick of it so I quit.
And now life's the beach.
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New names, not for long.
See the year first on TV.
Got a picture of your house.
And you're standing by the door.
It's black and white and faded.
It's looking pretty warm.
See the factory that it worked.
Still waited in the back.
Memories of brave men that really come back.
I don't need to be the king of the world.
As long as I'm the hero of this little girl.
Heaven isn't too far away.
Close until it ever begins.
No matter what your friends might say.
How I love the way you move.
And the spark within your eyes.
The colors of the sun.
The blue sky.
When I come home late at night.
You're there to sleep.
I'll wrap my arms around you.
So I can feel you breathe.
I don't need to be a superman.
As long as you'll always be my biggest fan.
Heaven isn't too far away.
Close until it ever begins.
No matter what your friends might say.
We'll find our way.
Oh yeah.
Now the lights are going out.
Along the boulevard.
Memories come rushing back.
And it makes them really hard.
Like I've nowhere left to go.
No one really cares.
I don't know what to do.
But I'll never give it up on you.
Oh oh oh.
Close until it ever begins.
No matter what your friends say.
I know we're gonna find our way.
I'll find our way.
Heaven isn't too far away.
Oh oh oh.
Now the lights are going out.
And it makes them really hard.
Like I've nowhere left to go.
But I'll never give it up on you.
Oh oh oh.
Close until it ever begins.
It's where you go when you're in danger.
And how you work when you're disguised.
It's your uncompromising anger.
It's how you cope with all your time.
If you look over your shoulder.
You'll find it can get so lengthy.
I never said that it was easy.
But I need to make you see.
When the time comes, run, don't step away.
Give me something to hold on to.
Something to hold on to.
I'll give you more than you came for.
You gave me something to hold on to.
It's how you look when you are angry.
About the things you say you see.
The way you search for what you're after.
I wish you'd look around at me.
Look for you in Goji Way.
But I find you wouldn't stay.
I never said that it was easy.
When the time comes, run, don't step away.
Give me something to hold on to.
Something to hold on to.
I'll give you more than you came for.
You gave me something to hold on to.
Something you can hold on to.
You're the dark around you in my mind.
You're my vapor in the night.
Something to hold on to.
When the time comes, run, don't step away.
Something you can hold on to.
You gave me something to hold on to.
It feels like love is in your session.
I find you lying in the sun.
I might trap you in my world, fool.
When the sun won't let you down.
When the sun won't let you down.
When the time comes, run, don't step away.
Give me something to hold on to.
Something to hold on to.
I'll give you more than you came for.
You gave me something to hold on to.
Something you can hold on to.
So when the time comes, run, don't step away.
Something to hold on to.
There's nothing to hold on to.
Just give me more than you came for.
Give me more than you came for, give me more than you came
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I'm Kurt Loder with MTV News. As we noted not long ago, the Parents Music Resource Center,
or the PMRC, had to withdraw and re-edit its sensationalistic home video, Rising to the
Challenge, after it was revealed that the tape included a fabricated Bruce Springsteen quote
that implied his support of the PMRC. That disinformation was exposed by Springsteen's
biographer, rock writer Dave Marsh. Marsh is a member of the music industry's anti-censorship
coalition, Music in Action, a group that believes the PMRC is really a reactionary fringe group
with little popular support and deserves to be challenged at every turn. Music in Action
recently held a press conference in New York City to announce that it will no longer be sitting
back waiting for the PMRC to make mistakes. Marsh was there, as were such performers as
Run DMC and Markey Ramone, and here's how it went. We're here today to announce that on September
25th, the 200th anniversary of the Bill of Rights, we will be in Washington, D.C. to present to
Attorney General Thornburg or his representative signatures in the amount of 45,000 or more on
a petition calling for an end to music censorship and harassment in the United States. Well, I'm
just, you know, I'm kind of mad at Tip O'Gorn and PMRC talking about stuff that, you know,
they don't know. They say my music incites violence and it's anti-educational, anti-inspirational,
all that. It's a bunch of garbage, you know what I'm saying? And it just seems to me that these
right-wing, ultra-conservative extremists are going back, trying to go back to the 50s around
that witch hunt era. And what they're trying to do is just, first they'll take away what you want
to read, then what you want to listen to, then what you want to watch. Soon they'll be trying to
tell us what kind of car we should drive, what kind of clothes we should wear, what side of the street
we should walk on, and what kind of restaurants we should eat in. Artists like Peter Gabriel, Keith
Richards, and David Byrne have also gone public with their support for Music in Action. Still,
the group needs artists to take part in the September 25th rally and in a planned Right to Rock
concert later this fall. DMC from Run DMC is optimistic that other musicians will realize
the urgency of the cause. And if they see me doing it, that'll give them the strength and energy and
the courage to come and take a stand too, because if nobody does it, who's going to do it? Somebody
got to do it. One of the many characters who's not too high on the PMRC's popularity chart is
cross-dressing English singer Boy George. He first burst on the scene back in 1983 with his group
Culture Club and a string of international hits such as Do You Really Want to Hurt Me? Then in
1986 came tabloids, scandals, and omissions of drug addiction. Suddenly Culture Club was history.
Boy George was persona non grata in this country. But that's all changing now. George recently
scored a top five hit on the U.S. black charts with Don't Take My Mind On A Trip. He started
writing and recording with his Culture Club colleagues again, and he's finally secured a
visa to visit these shores once more, something he plans to do real soon. We sat George down in
London recently and got this update. I've been giving my visa back for two months,
and I think that's probably just to find out if I'm going to behave myself. But I am anyway.
I've been clean for three years now, and I'm a lot healthier than I ever was before
my drugs problem. I go to a workout now. I walk for half an hour every day. I take
singer lessons now. I think a part of it is to do the fact that I'm 28 now. There's something about
being 28. A lot of friends of mine that are 28 have started working out and are becoming vegetarians.
I think it's a paranoia rage. But I'm going to be going to L.A. later this month or next month
to do some promotion. Because obviously a lot of people in America haven't had the opportunity to
see me. And obviously they've all got these same ideas about what I'm like and what kind of state
I'm in. So I guess it'll be good to just go and say hi everybody. Next month Boy George will release
a new single called Whisper from his current album Hi Hat. That's the news for now. Stay tuned for
more music on MTV. MTV News. You hear it first. It's extra special. It's one of the first songs
that we worked on together as a band. And it's a song that is about aliens and it's called Love
Goes Walking In.
Love Goes Walking In
All your life
Ooh, and there she stands
With her silver gown
With her silver lights
Shining down
The new sense of change
Nothing feels the same
All your dreams are strange
Love Goes Walking In
Some kind of alien
Waits for the opening
Still it goes the same
Love Goes Walking In
Ooh, and there she stands
With her silver gown
With her silver lights
Shining down
The new sense of change
Nothing feels the same
All your dreams are strange
Love Goes Walking In
Some kind of alien
Waits for the opening
Still it goes the same
All your dreams are strange
Love Goes Walking In
Some kind of alien
Waits for the opening
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I'm feeling some kind of alien
Which won't be on my knee
And simply pulls a string of love that's walking in
Love that's walking in
Love that's walking in
Love that's walking in
Love that's walking in
Love that's walking in
Love that's walking in
Love that's walking in
Love that's walking in
Rats tell Jimmy the second hand who deals at Hollywood
Cops take a five share then prime the claims trade them on the powder goods
Jigsaw Jimmy he's a running the game I hear he's doing okay
Got a pussy little jock who's a Mexican mob acting as a candy cane
He's the one they call Dr. Dander He's the one that makes you feel alright
He's the one they call Dr. Dander
Cops on the corner always ignore somebody getting paid
Jimmy's got a wild love for high, got a lady jaded
Got a little high weight does business all day but not hill over the mountain
Sells her to the street, people on the street call this Jimmy sound
He's the one they call Dr. Dander He's the one that makes you feel alright
He's the one they call Dr. Dander He's gonna be your friend get stuck
I've got one thing you'll understand Dr. Dander
He's not what you call a glamour fan Dr. Dander
Got one thing that's easily understood Dr. Dander
He's the one they call Dr. Bill Good
Oh yeah
He'll tell you he's the king of these barrio streets moving up the shade with love
Can't buy his business a matter of love says he'll never walk alone
Two time wheels, one night of juice, time to move out quick
As the road went, Jimmy's gone down, this time it's gone stupid
He's the one they call Dr. Dander He's the one that makes you feel alright
He's the one they call Dr. Dander He's gonna be your friend get stuck
Let him shoot his soldiers, take his hand Dr. Bill Good
Some people call him an evil man Dr. Bill Good
Let him introduce himself real good Dr. Bill Good
He's the only one they call Bill Good
Dr. Bill Good
Guitar
Guitar
Dr. Bill Good
He's the one they call Dr. Bill Good
Dr. Bill Good He's not what you call a glamour fan
Dr. Bill Good Got one thing that's easily understood
Dr. Bill Good He's the one they call Dr. Bill Good
Oh yeah
Dr. Bill Good
Dr. Bill Good
Dr. Bill Good
Dr. Bill Good
Dr. Bill Good
Dr. Bill Good
Dr. Bill Good
It was a beautiful day, sun beat down.
I hit the radio walk, I was driving.
Trees went by, me and Del were singing.
A little runaway, I was flying.
Yeah, running down a dream that never would come to me.
Working in mystery, going where ever we need.
Running down a dream.
I felt so good, like anything was possible.
Hit cruise control, and rubbed my eyes.
The last three days, the rain was unstoppable.
It was always cold, no sunshine.
Yeah, running down a dream that never would come to me.
Working in mystery, going where ever we need.
Running down a dream.
I rolled on, the sky grew dark.
I put the pedal down, to make some time.
There's something good, waiting down the road.
I'm picking up, whatever's mine.
I'm running down a dream that never would come to me.
Working in mystery, going where ever we need.
Running down a dream.
Yeah.