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Coughing
02:33
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NOTHING TO PROTECT
NOTHING TO PROTECT YOU
BASIC LIES ALL THE TIME
BASIC LIES ALL THE TIME
BASIC LIES
BRASSIC SMILES
NOTHING TO PROTECT
NOTHING TO PROTECT YOU
BASIC LIES ALL THE TIME
BASIC LIES ALL THE TIME
BASIC LIES
BRASSIC SMILES
Predate the loving,
Something for nothing,
Part of a higher ground...
Beam us up coughing,
I think that flu got in,
Rolling us into town,
Somethings off!
SOMETHINGS OFF!
Prefixed aboding,
A simple forewarning,
Make sure you keep some friends.
Blips on the screening,
Tired of being,
They can't think for themselves,
no.
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2. |
Thigh Slapper
02:25
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Breathe a little deeper since yr under,
Probably get the iron lung,
Tell you weird stories of yr mother,
It's bound to force the like of them into it.
Turn the taps on for full bother,
Tie yr shoelace to yr neck,
Have a little blink until yr tethered,
Prime time to go to bed.
PRO!
PROUD!
Shameless invite,
Blameless inside,
PRO!
PROUD!
Yr taking his side...
Yr taking his side...
There goes a face like any other,
It always falls back into real time,
The deadhead said that she would shed,
She'd always shed for real you know,
Yeh yeh
For real you know
yeh yeh
For real you know
yeh yeh
It's real you know, believe it!
I’ll probably get the iron lung..
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Careering England, UK
Locomotive big noise post-(post)-punk n’roll from Manchester, UK
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