1. |
Leaving The Room Blue
04:27
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sucked up the sky, cry
cruising altitude, you and i
be my wings, I'll be your trash
take me for a piece of my ride
beat me back with baseball bat
break me down when you're around
cute thing killed the mood
i knew she would
now we're in the wrong neighborhood
beat my wing, i beat you back
don't come round and hit my eye
you just left the room blue
i'm gonna shoot
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2. |
Did We Hit Something
04:12
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my brain came too quick
my circumstance dance slow
i'm a staircase for you
did we hit something?
i don't know
my kid did this crime
no alibis this time
i'm stuck on the why
did we hit something?
i don't know
crazy came untied
we're the first disc inside
we fugue into color
did we hit something?
i don't know
don't know how to drive
ain't never been outside
i'm a hub on this hive
did we hit something?
i don't know
did we hit something?
i don't think so
honk honk honk honk honk honk honk honk
beep
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3. |
Song To Feel Cool To
04:16
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i'll talk the talk / you walk that walk
you're gonna drive / i'm not surprised
your buzz gets gone / my light goes on
you're on my side / four eyes combined
kids get so tall / make us so small
yours has a spine / mine has a mind
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Opposites Chicago, Illinois
opposites is chicago's most ignored sandwich rock band.
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