1. |
Means to an End
01:40
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yesterday i went out walking
trying to find a reason
not to leave this town
i saw my friends
outside smoking cigarettes
slowly losing their lungs
i figured out that this town
is just a means to everybody's end
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2. |
Moving On
01:27
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i still think about you
even though you're already gone
last night i saw you in a dream of mine
dressed up like someone i used to know
i still think about you
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4. |
Shiny Red Convertibles
00:39
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y'know we're walking down the street
with the beep beep and the vroom vroom.
it's summertime and they have their convertibles.
y'know they're watching the sidewalks see who's gonna walk on by.
and we are walking, we're laughing
and they just drive on by.
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5. |
The Nile (i'm joking)
01:37
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