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Siren
04:47
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I met her girlfriend the other day
They both looked happy
Lacking artificiality
I hope the scenario stays the same
As I’ve watched my friend
Been misused by a series of fakes
I woke up drained today
Had a dream about a crash
Crushed my bike through the lot and
my head slid against the grain
Leaving gashes and scars
Like a tree cut down
But my siren went off
And I think that I'm Alive
As I lay in the infinite bliss
Awaiting my infinite death
In the infinite dark
I'll get this off my infinite chest
That I'm alive and pretty well
I can't complain
Hell is a box in the corner
I can break down it's borders
I feel biblically cold
My back will cave
I’m a fib I've already told
Let's not forget I’m alive
And I will let my feedback ring
And I will let my freedom breathe
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Reservations (Wilco)
04:30
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Music & Lyrics by Jay Bennett & Jeff Tweedy
Originally performed by Wilco
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Slow Mass Chicago, Illinois
multi-city music
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