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This song was recorded in 1989, one of several Robert & Jim Pollard guitar-and-vocals recordings from Bob’s basement, The Snakepit, that was considered for the 1990 album Same Place the Fly Got Smashed. It was officially released in 2000 on the Suitcase compilation, under the fake band name Antl...
Hey now, lookee here
Something inexplicable, how'd it get here?
Something tells me it doesn't like me, ice cold stare
This a smile, think I'll play with it for a while
Devil doll, devil doll
Knocked it down the stairs, threw it in the fire
Came back looking better than ever
Came back in a tight blue sweater
Devil doll, devil doll
Devil doll, devil doll
Devil Doll was written by Jim Pollard & Robert Pollard.
Devil Doll was produced by Guided by Voices.
Guided by Voices released Devil Doll on Tue Oct 17 2000.