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Hey All Right
02:29
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I can see you in the corner of my eye
You never left there, not even when you said goodbye
And I look around, turning my head
Until I become a drunken red
And every time I look for you
I can hear you say
Hey all right
You surround me, confound it, yes you do
I'm sure you've lost me
In your tool box full of screws
And the clock falls down
I just wasn't strong enough for you
And every time I look up
I can see your foot
And it's coming down on me
I don't mean to reduce you to a song
I would not do this if you'd just tell me what went wrong
Then I'd change my mind
And present you to my peers as not but a sign
For they'll need to know
Why you're with them
As you pull the shades down
And you cry all night
All night
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You were such a pretty one
When you looked into my eyes
I musta always been in your thoughts
Me in your Superman disguise
You shoulda seen long ago
That I would take you by surprise
Hey, that man there, no
He's not for me
I thought he was someone else
Someone else who could see
Now I'm sitting on this curb
And I'm gazing at the lights
My tears, they blur everything
As I gain my second sight
Car lights wash my notebook
As I churn lyrics from my plight
My sorrow drags sunken words
To the bottom of the page
Swirling into pools of drunken birds
That don't know they're in a cage
I spend my life playing lovers' games
Are you good enough for me
Resilience is my middle name
Your last is ICE
That's ok, my friend
It is time for me to smile
I missed you for long enough
Thought maybe you missed me
Now I've become someone else
Someone else who can see
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When Life
03:05
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And we shall be
One and the same
At least to the
Eyes of the lame
It's like we love
All that we see
When life is new
And we are free
When eyes in rooms
Flutter behind
To you and me
Who sense in rinds
The clouds above
Fall to the earth
As loves divide
To hated worth
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Techno Squid Eats Parliament Little Rock, Arkansas
The ground-breaking American band that lit up the South in the early to mid 1990’s, touring relentlessly on its Ardent Records / Philips Multimedia eponymous debut record is back! After taking a “twenty year hiatus,” according to band members, “to pursue other interests,” Techno-Squid Eats Parliament will be reuniting, releasing their second record in as many decades on August, 2015. ... more
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