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Two Years Later
03:20
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Fuelling up
I’m prepared
Four more dollars and I'm scared to drive towards the enemy
She's exactly who I want to be
With a flower
On the seat
I remember you don't eat meat and now maybe I'm not supposed to see
Just exactly who I'd be
Drag my heels as i look for you
Torn laces in my shoes
Colour me dumb
Well i ain't done
‘Cause a little misery is always fun
Memory lane’s just a trail of pain
Where the technicalities had always won, you won
Feminine, masculine
Everything thing is such a sin
And lies on top of lies are caving in
Does he care or does he not.
Am i the obstruction or so I thought that you were something real
Guess i fell too soon to feel
Does he care or does he not (2x)
Colour me dumb
Well i ain't done
‘Cause a little misery is always fun
Memory lanes just a trail of pain
Where the technicalities had always won
Where the technicalities had always won
My stability submerged in gasoline
Masculinity, is no possibility
Colour me dumb
Well i ain't done
‘Cause a little misery was always fun
Memory lane’s just a trail of pain
Where the technicalities had always won, you won
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Hey Mama (Instrumental)
02:27
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Platypus Minneapolis, Minnesota
Platypus is a young rock group from Minnesota. Inspired by The Clash, The Kinks, Green Day, The Ramones, Jack White, The
Who, and Nirvana.
Members: Thomas Walsh - Vocals/Guitar, Donovan Eidem - Vocals/Drums, Ben Parr - Bass/Backing Vocals
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