by Isobel Campbell & Mark Lanegan on album Hawk

by Isobel Campbell & Mark Lanegan on album Live at the Barbican London 2010

by Isobel Campbell & Mark Lanegan on album Ballad of the Broken Seas

by Isobel Campbell & Mark Lanegan on album Ballad of the Broken Seas

by Isobel Campbell & Mark Lanegan on album Live at the Barbican London 2010

by Isobel Campbell & Mark Lanegan on album 2008-11-29: Camerimage Film Festival, Filharmonia Lodzka, Lodz, Poland

by Isobel Campbell feat. Mark Lanegan on album Sunday At Devil Dirt

Lyrics to Come On Over (Turn Me On): Like a thief Crawling through the night Like a drunk Brawling in a fight How she gonna know what is Right from wrong Come on over, turn me on Sunday best You're

by Isobel Campbell feat. Mark Lanegan on album Sunday at Devil Dirt (iTunes Exclusive)

Lyrics to Come On Over (Turn Me On): Like a thief Crawling through the night Like a drunk Brawling in a fight How she gonna know what is Right from wrong Come on over, turn me on Sunday best You're

by Isobel Campbell feat. Mark Lanegan on album Come On Over (Turn Me On)

Lyrics to Come On Over (Turn Me On): Like a thief Crawling through the night Like a drunk Brawling in a fight How she gonna know what is Right from wrong Come on over, turn me on Sunday best You're

by Isobel Campbell feat. Mark Lanegan on album Sunday At Devil Dirt

Lyrics to Come On Over (Turn Me On): Like a thief Crawling through the night Like a drunk Brawling in a fight How she gonna know what is Right from wrong Come on over, turn me on Sunday best You're

by Isobel Campbell feat. Mark Lanegan on album Sunday At Devil Dirt (Bonus Tracks)

Lyrics to Come On Over (Turn Me On): Like a thief Crawling through the night Like a drunk Brawling in a fight How she gonna know what is Right from wrong Come on over, turn me on Sunday best You're

by Isobel Campbell feat. Mark Lanegan on album Sunday At Devil Dirt

Lyrics to Come On Over (Turn Me On): Like a thief Crawling through the night Like a drunk Brawling in a fight How she gonna know what is Right from wrong Come on over, turn me on Sunday best You're

by Isobel Campbell feat. Mark Lanegan on album Sunday at Devil Dirt

Lyrics to Come On Over (Turn Me On): Like a thief Crawling through the night Like a drunk Brawling in a fight How she gonna know what is Right from wrong Come on over, turn me on Sunday best You're

by Isobel Campbell feat. Mark Lanegan on album Sunday at Devil Dirt

Lyrics to Come On Over (Turn Me On): Like a thief Crawling through the night Like a drunk Brawling in a fight How she gonna know what is Right from wrong Come on over, turn me on Sunday best You're

by Isobel Campbell feat. Mark Lanegan on album 2008-11-30: Columbia Club, Berlin, Germany

Lyrics to Come On Over (Turn Me On): Like a thief Crawling through the night Like a drunk Brawling in a fight How she gonna know what is Right from wrong Come on over, turn me on Sunday best You're

by Isobel Campbell feat. Mark Lanegan on album Live at the Barbican London 2010

Lyrics to Come On Over (Turn Me On): Like a thief Crawling through the night Like a drunk Brawling in a fight How she gonna know what is Right from wrong Come on over, turn me on Sunday best You're

by Isobel Campbell feat. Mark Lanegan on album Sunday at Devil Dirt

Lyrics to Come On Over (Turn Me On): Like a thief Crawling through the night Like a drunk Brawling in a fight How she gonna know what is Right from wrong Come on over, turn me on Sunday best You're

by Isobel Campbell feat. Mark Lanegan on album Ballad of the Broken Seas

If you're kind for dusty highways and such Be alright to look her up The faded priestess of the highways and crutch Calling when you're down on luck By the disused railroad road station you go To the

by Isobel Campbell feat. Mark Lanegan on album Ballad of the Broken Seas

If you're kind for dusty highways and such Be alright to look her up The faded priestess of the highways and crutch Calling when you're down on luck By the disused railroad road station you go To the

by Isobel Campbell feat. Mark Lanegan on album Ballad of the Broken Seas

If you're kind for dusty highways and such Be alright to look her up The faded priestess of the highways and crutch Calling when you're down on luck By the disused railroad road station you go To the