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Bitter Ends
03:36
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2. |
Wait 4 U
03:43
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3. |
Bad Women
03:25
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4. |
Look Around You
02:42
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We understand it's difficult
That you forgot to live your life
Your head was turned to the side
Now it's getting late
And you can't come to the phone
Sitting shaking in the corner
Oh what have we become
Your hands
Your hair
Your nails
This isn't what you wanted
Your friends
Your fear
Your shame
This isn't what you wanted
Now there are things we can do to make it easier
We can sell you your dreams back
Or something like them
But don't look too close at our approximation
Get yourself back in the line
Gitcha gitcha you're the next in line
Your hands
Your hair
Your nails
This isn't what you wanted
Your friends
Your fear
Your shame
This isn't what you wanted
Now we're all kind of the same
We've all lost our way
But I can take you there
I can take you home my love
And we will shine like the planets
Just you wait
We're meant for more than this
Look around you
Look around you
Looka looka looka
Just be good don't be too good
Just be nice don't be too nice
Just be cool don't be too cool
Just be nice just be nice just be
Look around you
Look around you
Look around you
Look around you
We're all kind of the same
We've all lost our way
But I can take you there
I can take you home my love
And we can shine like the planets
Just you wait
We're meant for more than this
Look around you
Look around you
Look around you
Look around you
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5. |
Hunger Strike
03:13
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Tiger Island Wakefield, UK
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