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Penny Lane
01:18
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I'd like to say thanks for sharing with me your memories from outer space
You went away, away. Off; to a better plane where you can shed your skin
Did I fuck up today? By following the norms have I dug an enlightened's grave?
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Giving In Again
02:57
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I'm giving in again/
To social pressure I barely understand/
What am i doing here?
You were all fourteen when Bin Laden lost his head/
You're way too drunk to stand/
And everyone's just trying to take someone back to bed/
If I can't am I a man?
Or maybe just a person being good instead/
But I don't have to be alone/
I can talk to people I don't know/
And everyone conversations just the same damn fibs/
'Cause that's the only way I know/
Stuck inside my head/
Too much geopolitics rolling through instead/
Of what's going on right now/
I think I'd rather be at home sunk into the couch/
I kinda wanna be alone/
I can't talk to people I don't know/
'Cause every conversation's just the same dumb shit/
'Cause that's the only way they know/
lalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalfucklalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalala
I kinda wanna be alone/
I can't stand the people I don't know/
'Cause every conversation's just the same dumb shit/
'Cause that's the only way they know/
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