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intro (sad computer)
02:30
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a concrete sheet to tuck me in
a plastic chair in which to drink the gin
i don't see those green trees
i don't see the point anymore
i always fill you with pity
you never wanna leave the city
i never wanna feel so shitty
and it feels like this
(real eyes realise real lies)
do you feel it too ?
(real eyes realise real lies)
its a shame you know too much
its a shame you care too much
its a shame you're in love
with a world so dark and grey
i always fill you with pity
you never wanna leave the city
i never wanna feel so shitty
and it feels like this
(real eyes realise real lies)
do you feel it too ?
(real eyes realise real lies)
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shattered girl
03:22
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you're home in a hurry i see you rushing past
did something happen dear ?
did he break you ?
i feel the pain the pain you reap and sow
does it hurt when you think of him ?
did he break you ?
did he make you ?
did he force you ?
did he fake it ?
did he laugh at your tears ?
did he break you ?
shattered girl
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arcade suicide
03:55
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grey trees are towering
my heart is trembling
little boys they look so scared
little girls they do not know
young men the prime of life
they don't want their life
so they take a chance
bet it all lose it all
too young their mother says
the government they fake their tears
plastic sadness and all things rubber
did you even hear them stutter ?
arcade suicide
stop
it seems we've hit a point
we've got no more money left
i guess ill climb the tower
i guess ill see the ledge
watch the coins fall
arcade suicide
the coins we brush aside
arcade suicide
bet it all lose it all
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bleeding heart Colne, UK
robert nutter
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making music under bootlessbob now
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