1. |
limousine
04:52
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i want to be
in your limousine
on the way to the show
all the places i know
and i would be…not me
it’s the way that i walk
it’s the way that you talk
all the names i don’t know
on the way to the show
and i would be
somebody who’s not letting you down
somebody with a name in this town
i would be…not me
i’m exactly what you said
i want to be
in your magazine
all stripped to the bone
all my pleasures are known
and i would be
somebody who’s not fickle and frown
somebody who’s not letting you down
somebody with a name in this town
i would be…not me
i’m exactly what you said
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2. |
what does it feel like?
03:36
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3. |
mobile device
05:01
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4. |
burnout
04:11
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5. |
the field
03:50
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6. |
the enemy in your head
04:42
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7. |
cutout
06:25
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8. |
i won't make it back
03:31
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