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The Triffids Lyrics

Genre: Rock

The Triffids Lyrics - by Popularity

1 St. James Infirmary
2 Beautiful Waste
3 Field Of Glass
4 Property Is Condemned
5 Monkey On My Back
6 When My Heart Breaks
7 Kathy Knows
8 Vagabond Holes
9 Plaything
10 Mother Silhouette
11 Chicken Killer
12 25 To 5
13 Calenture
14 Old Ghostrider
15 Mercy
16 Tarrilup Bridge
17 Do You Want Me Near You?
18 Save What You Can
19 Hanging Shed
20 Crucifixion Speech
21 Lonely Stretch
22 Once A Day
23 Baby Can I Walk You Home
24 Hell Of A Summer
25 Not The Marrying Kind
26 Personal Things
27 Just Might Fade Away
28 Region Unknown
29 Madeline
30 Bright Lights Big City
31 Stolen Property
32 Better Off This Way
33 Love The Fever
34 Nothing Can Take Your Place
35 Tender Is The Night
36 The 107
37 Keep Your Eyes On The Hole
38 Bad News Always Reminds Me Of You
39 When A Man Turns Bad
40 One Soul Less On Your Fiery List
41 Everything You Touch Turns To Time
42 Jesus Calling
43 Native Bride
44 Of The Plaza
45 Love And Affection
46 There Must Be A Curse On Me
47 Embedded
48 Dear Miss Lonely Hearts
49 White Shawl
50 Bury Me Deep In Love
51 Burned
52 Convent Walls
53 Kelly's Blues
54 Calentura
55 Everybody Has To Eat
56 Jerdacuttup Man
57 Time Of Weakness
58 A Trick Of The Light
59 Red Pony
60 Ballad Of Jack Frost
61 Wide Open Road
62 Born Sandy Devotional
63 Hometown Farewell Kiss
64 Branded
65 Life Of Crime
66 Wish To See No More
67 Unmade Love
68 My Baby Thinks She's A Train
69 Raining Pleasure
70 Blinder By The Hour
71 Suntrapper
72 Open For You
73 Rosevel
74 Figurine
75 The Seabirds
76 In The Pines
77 Holy Water
78 Place In The Sun
79 Estuary Bed

The Triffids Bio

Seminal Australian alternative rock and pop band formed in Perth, Western Australia, in May 1978 with charismatic, David McComb as singer-songwriter, guitarist, bass guitarist and keyboardist. They achieved negligible success in Australia, but greater success in the U.K. and Scandinavia in the 1980s and disbanded in 1989, Some of their best known songs are "Wide Open Road" (February 1986) and "Bury Me Deep in Love" (October 1987); while their 1986 album, Born Sandy Devotional was featured by SBS television in 2007 on the Great Australian Albums series and in 2010 it ranked 5th in the book 'The 100 Best Australian Albums' by Toby Creswell, Craig Mathieson and John O'Donnell.