''Curse Your Little Heart'' is an EP from the band
DeVotchKa.
It was released by Ace Fu in 2006. Five out of the six tracks are covers, with the title track first appearing on the album ''
SuperMelodrama''.
Track listing
# "I Cried Like a Silly Boy" (Ted Thacker) – 3:27
# "Curse Your Little Heart" (DeVotchKa and Urata) – 4:08
# "
The Last Beat of My Heart
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" (
Siouxsie,
Severin,
Budgie) – 5:37 –
Siouxsie and the Banshees
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# "
Somethin' Stupid" (
Carson Parks
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) – 3:23 – Frank and Nancy Sinatra
# "
Venus in Furs
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" (
Lou Reed
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) – 4:37 -
Velvet Underground
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# "El Zopilote Mojado" (Traditional Mexican) - 2:45
References
External links
Band's official site
2006 EPs
Ace Fu Records EPs
DeVotchKa EPs
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