Golgotha Tenement Blues
Machines Of Loving Grace * Track #2 On The Crow (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
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Golgotha Tenement Blues by Machines Of Loving Grace
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Machines Of Loving GraceWrited by
Stuart Kupers & Scott Benzel & Mike FisherAbout
“Golgotha Tenement Blues” is a song written by MLG exclusively for The Crow Soundtrack. It sounds much different than their other material as they had access to the project early on and wanted to match its mood. The track does not appear on any of the band’s albums.
Golgotha Tenement Blues Lyrics
I am city, I am the park
I am glow in the motherfucking dark
I am shocked and I seethe
I don't want to believe no more
No more
No more
Golgotha tenement, city of sores
Give me your tired and your wicked
Give me your dollar whores
Down on the boulevard, the children are sold
To pave the way for your streets of gold
Streets of gold
No more
Golgotha Tenement Blues Q&A
Who wrote Golgotha Tenement Blues's ?
Golgotha Tenement Blues was written by Stuart Kupers & Scott Benzel & Mike Fisher.
Who produced Golgotha Tenement Blues's ?
Golgotha Tenement Blues was produced by Machines Of Loving Grace.
When did Machines Of Loving Grace release Golgotha Tenement Blues?
Machines Of Loving Grace released Golgotha Tenement Blues on Tue Mar 29 1994.
What did Machines Of Loving Grace say about "Golgotha Tenement Blues"?
In 1996, Mike Fisher explained why “Golgotha Tenement Blues” sounded different from the rest of the band’s songs:
We wrote (“Golgoltha Tenement Blues”) specifically for the movie (The Crow). We were very lucky in the sense that we were involved with that project very early on. I think we were actu...