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Toronto
03:00
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Shall we move away together,
I heard it said you were getting bored of this town,
Shall we waltz the waltz,
And end up in our own suburbia
Sometime we'll find a way to get over all this trouble in our heads,
But till then we'll be stuck in our heads
An anaphylactic shock,
an instant reaction,
reminds me why I don't like you,
No I fucking hate you
Sometime we'll find a way to get over all this trouble in our heads,
But till then we'll be stuck in our heads
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2. |
Psychosis I
01:38
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Open what you thought was closed,
Walk with your Modest Mouse on,
Streetlights bright on covering the darkness,
I need this air all I need is air
Everything now is so blunt and obvious,
I need to what I need to do,
And not cover up anything at all,
Close My Eyes
Everything is clearer as you look to the sky,
Everything is clearer as you look to the sky,
Everything is clearer as you look to the sky,
But God couldn't do anything but close my eyes
Close My Eyes
And maybe just maybe its all a hoax,
Everything we know has been built from rust,
And everyone we know have all been lies,
And they've been the ones to close my eyes.
Close My Eyes
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4. |
Ocean Of Noise
02:10
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5. |
Town Crier
05:22
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His head blew when it realised,
It would never be patted again,
Eight years on and the man's voice echoes in his skull,
Never settled down, never found a job, only had his gun,
And on the pale suburban streets,
he found that dog
WHAT DID YOU FIGHT FOR
Puppets killing puppets on Amphetamine,
The dictatorship served to ruin the regime,
And Eight years on hes cold in the sand,
Eight years on and he's cold in the sand
WHAT DID YOU FIGHT FOR
The white powder of West Yorkshire never got you going,
You jumped on a plane to god knows where,
And you never saw the little black dog again
A machine killed your cousin,
A product of the United States,
Now you have a reason,
Now you feel have to make a start
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