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Obvious Music
03:30
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You just want to fast dance
Pre-occupied by the floor plan
I’m lackadaisical
Waiting for the idle hour
I’m using ‘mine’ instead of ‘ours’
Comfortable shoes, comfortable shoes
I’m using ‘mine’ instead of ‘ours’
Comfortable shoes, comfortable shoes
Sneakers in the telephone wires
I can’t help myself
Listening to obvious music
On the radio
Tell me i’m a flavored mood
I can’t help myself
Listening to obvious music on the radio
Unsteady footing
Are your strings hanging from the clouds?
And it feels like you’re falling
Better luck in another town
I'm using ‘mine’ instead of ‘ours’
Half of the time, half of the time
I'm using ‘mine’ instead of ‘ours’
Half of the time, half of the time
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Natalie
02:53
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I wanna see you, wanna talk to you
I’m at your window, I just can’t see through to you
You’ve got me thinkin’ it’ll be alright
Just gotta see if you can see it from my side, my point of view
So tell me, Natalie
Are you still mad at me?
Because I tried to be
Someone new
And my heart is bruised
Well how about you
Are you still mad at me, Natalie?
You’re in the basement with a couple of friends
I’m trying to call you just to make amends
Don’t wanna argue, wanna put up a fight
Just wanna know if you’re doing alright tonight
You’re out of love
And I’m out of luck
And we’re both stuck
So tell me, Natalie
Are you still mad at me?
Because I tried to be
Someone new
And my heart is bruised
Well how about you
Are you still mad at me, Natalie?
It’s a tragedy
The way it had to be
I’m all blue
And my heart is bruised
Don’t know what I’ll do
If you’re still mad at me, Natalie
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sun god Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
a rock and roll band
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