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Baron’s Claw The Libertines Lyrics

Baron’s Claw The Libertines Lyrics : This song sung by The Libertines, is a new addition to the English music scene, featured in the album “All Quiet on the Eastern Esplanade”. Lyrics of this song are penned down by The Libertines and music for this track was produced by The Libertines.

Baron’s Claw Song Details
Singer : The Libertines
Album : All Quiet on the Eastern Esplanade
Lyrics : The Libertines
Music : The Libertines
Label : Libertines Recording

Baron’s Claw Lyrics

First time I saw the Baron’s claw
Gold and silver, bits of iron ore
Heads peering ’round the screen door
We all said, “Cor”

They’d just installed the first phone
At the ancestral home
And silhouetted by the fire, I saw
A phone in the claw

And all the children cried with joy
As they ran alongside
The big black car sped by
Steered by the Baron’s claw

Next time I saw the Baron’s claw
It’s ripping through the grocer’s door
He saved the family from the fire’s roar
The Baron’s claw

As his skin melted on thе street
The Baron swayed on his feet
And held aloft thе claw
We all said, “Phwoar”

And all the children cried
And walked alongside
As the car went by
Carrying the Baron’s claw

Stories never grow old
When there’s still things to be told
Things to be told
About the Baron’s claw

And all the children cried
And ran alongside
The big black car sped by
Carrying the Baron’s claw

Last time I was in Baron’s court
I caught a whiff of molten iron ore
Through the cracks of the old forge door
Glow of the Baron’s claw

All Quiet on the Eastern Esplanade (2024) Tracklist

1. Run Run Run
2. Mustang
3. Have A Friend
4. Merry Old England
5. Man With The Melody
6. Oh Shit
7. Night Of The Hunter
8. Baron’s Claw
9. Shiver
10. Be Young
11. Songs They Never Play On The Radio

A Little about The Libertines :

The Libertines are a British indie rock band formed in 1997 in London. They are known for their raw energy, catchy melodies, and often chaotic live performances. The band’s lineup consists of Pete Doherty, Carl Barât, John Hassall, and Gary Powell …more on Wiki