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Dear Image
01:37
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DEAR IMAGE
Go, go, go Dear Image,
Watch me please Dear Image,
On parade, parade,
On parade, parade.
Go, go, go Dear Image,
Self-obsessed Dear Image,
Dressed, undressed, display,
Self-obsessed, display.
Go, go, go Dear Image,
Leave me here Dear Image,
All alone, alone,
On my own, my own.
Go, go, go Dear Image,
Weird, so weird Dear Image,
On parade, parade,
On parade, parade.
Go, go, go Dear Image,
Die with me, Dear Image,
Die with me, Dear Image,
Die, die, die, die die.
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Walls and Glass
04:17
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WALLS AND GLASS
Walls and glass, hold me in,
Locked inside, to move’s a sin.
Walls and glass, they never pass,
Black and black, there’s no contrast.
Walls and glass, hold me in,
Locked inside, to move’s a sin.
Walls and glass, they never pass,
Black and black, there’s no contrast.
Walls and glass, solo life,
Black and white, in my mind.
Walls and glass, no space and time,
Safe, so safe, to hide inside.
Walls and glass, legalised,
Hidden inside and out of sight.
Walls and glass, homely charms,
Tied and bound and out of harm.
Walls and glass, hold me in,
Locked inside, to move’s a sin.
Walls and glass, they never pass,
Black and black, there’s no contrast.
Free me from these walls and glass,
Or must I take the plunge myself?
Break the pane, knock down the walls,
Leave my soul sitting on the shelf.
Walls and glass, hold me in,
Locked inside, to move’s a sin.
Walls and glass, there’s no contrast,
Suicidal feelings they never pass.
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InSurGentZ Tamworth, UK
Ancient small-town punk rock from Tamworth, England. Once capital of the kingdom of Mercia, now famed for its tower blocks, pound shops and pigshit.
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