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Radio Man
03:06
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Nevermind the way I found this place
made the sign of the cross and I cross my arms off
Mind the why I am in this place
He gave his whole life to the radio-oh
Flown in a snap, he can't get back
He trusted me when no-nobody did-oh
He loved the Clash and it's so sad
He cannot more tell if this song is worth a chance
On air on air
On air on air
My radio man
Long time no hear a priest's homily
He good on repeat what the Pope has said-oh
When gravity wins what weight has death?
I love the music not the music biz, no
Play it right now, let's play it loud
The bass and the drums and the guitar sound
A matter of life, more than a bless
you deserve it my friend, my-my radio man
On air on air
On air on air
My radio man
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Hurricanes
03:24
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Up against the wall warmed by the sun till this day ends
am I going against the grain if I say
I'd like to see a bank burn hard into flames
neither justice nor revenge, just what it smells like
today
no more hope today
we should appropriate back
what has been stolen
day by day
oh beyond these hurricanes
is anybody in love with ice creams?
oh beyond these hurricanes
I can glimpse of something that seems so strange
oh beyond these hurricanes
does anybody know what happens
Up against the wall -- what am I gonna do now?
I'm kinda annihilated, well, doomed by the start
What we supposed to be now, men or lazybones?
We deleted what we felt, then killed our past dead
today
no more fear today
we gotta appropriate back
what has been stolen
day by day
oh beyond these hurricanes
is anybody in love with ice creams?
oh beyond these hurricanes
I can glimpse of something that seems so strange
oh beyond these hurricanes
does anybody know what happens next?
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