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Graduation Day
03:28
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Bones that brittle break in my hand,
I can't see you when you're alone;
Words like stucky, words like stucky glue,
Not all of us will get out alive.
Graduation day,
Graduation day,
Graduation, graduation day.
Graduation day,
Graduation day,
Graduation - it's a nation's shame.
Silk so skinny, silk so skinny,
Flip up yr cap, speak like a human being;
I'm just trying to print out my pass,
We joined the army then we joined our arms.
Graduation day,
Graduation day,
Graduation, graduation day.
Graduation day,
Graduation day,
Graduation - it's a nation's shame.
Graduation day,
Graduation day,
Graduation, graduation day.
Graduation day,
Graduation day,
Graduation, graduation,
Graduation, graduation,
Graduation, graduation day.
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2. |
Fifteen Hours Behind
03:39
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I wake up and you're still sinking,
What new thoughts have you been thinking?
How will you light up the sky today?
Carousels on Fire Island,
Give free hot dogs to the blind man,
Who's that kicking down the street? That's her.
Pennsylvania to Chicago,
War and peace and trade embargos,
Don't you ever want to go to there?
But you're fifteen hours behind.
And though you're fifteen hours behind,
I'm here watchin' worlds collide;
To see your life up on the screen,
Another brick in the machine;
Though you're ten thousand k's away,
I swear I'll visit you someday.
Dorothy Parker, yeah, one and the same.
Thet-iota-kappa-lambda,
Mongrel Greek and Gilda Radner,
Fix me with your dead shark eyes today.
But you're fifteen hours behind.
And though you're fifteen hours behind,
I'm here watchin' worlds collide;
To see your life up on the screen,
Another brick in the machine;
Though you're ten thousand k's away,
I swear I'll visit you someday.
Dorothy Parker, yeah, one and the same.
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Go Go Fish Brisbane, Australia
Fossilised indie rock cautionary tale. We played unneccessarily verbose garage pop with boy/girl vocals and a cheap guitar.
(: 2010-2015 :)
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