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The title, lyrics, and tune came to me while walking to work. Not sure where the term "tentacula" came from. I googled it later and apparently it's a type of plant in the Harry Potter books. I imagined it was some sort of half woman/half octopus creature. Some artists agree.. (illustration by Annie Naseem. Used without permission.)
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Rock n' Roll Suicide
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Rob, Lately Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Reformed punker starts indie rock band. Collects players with serious chops. The rest is probable obscurity.
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