1. |
No Good Trying
04:20
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It's no good trying to place your hand
Where I can't see because I understand
That you're different from me
Yes, I can tell that you can't be what you pretend
And you're rocking me backwards
And you're rocking towards the
Red and yellow mane on a stallion horse
It's no good trying to hold your love
Where I can't see because I understand
That you're different from me
Yes, I can tell that you can't be what you pretend
The caterpillar hood
won't cover the head and
You know you should be home in bed
It's no good holding a sequinned fan
Where I can't see because I understand
That you're different from me
Yes, I can tell that you can't be what you pretend
Yes, you're spinning around
And aroud in a car
With electric lights flashing very fast...
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2. |
Hear Less
04:10
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Disappear now
into here now
Something else begins
on a perfect day
Driving nicely
with no tatoo
Spiritual tramp
1948
On the piano
pretend its her
Even suns won't shine
through your terrycloth
Disappear now
into here now
Something else begins
on a perfect day
Much too big
to leave here now
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