Lyrics by Klingonz

Do you love Klingonz's songs? Here you'll find the lyrics to Klingonz's songs so you can sing them at the top of your lungs, make your own versions, or simply understand them properly.

Find here the lyrics to your favorite songs by Klingonz.

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1. Brainwankers From The Planet Sex
2. Brainwankers from the planet sex
3. Chamalien
4. Chamalien
5. Cyberpunk Aftermath
6. Cyberpunk Aftermath
7. Kaned
8. Kaned
9. Method In Our Madness
10. Method in our madness
11. Pact With The Devil
12. Pact with the devil
13. Pick Pick Yum Yum
14. Scar On This Earth
15. Scar on this earth
16. Short Memories
17. Short memories
18. Tir Na Nog
19. Tir na nog
20. Xenophobe
21. Xenophone

Klingonz are a British psychobilly band formed in 1988, in Dublin. Their original line-up had Doyley on lead vocals and bass, Willo playing guitar and Mocker on drums. In 1988 in London Strangy played bass Strangy joined Numbskulls. Mick of Phantom Rockers would later replace Doyley on Guitar. In 1998 this line-up recorded an EP entitled The Mad are Sane under the name Looper. Doyley and Strangy went on to form Celtic Bones. The band reformed with the original line-up in 2001 and continues to tour and record. In summer 2009 Doyley hacked it and left the band. Dave Deville joined on guitar in 2009, also Ray joined on Double Bass mid 2014.

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