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Disclaimer
01:12
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By The Way
03:18
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wait in line waste of time
by the way have you been told?
look behind, you're defined
by the way that you've been told
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Locked Down
03:52
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It’s quiet round here
Since lockdown begun
The traffic is low
The air is cleaner
I can hear the birds
Every morning
I open my window
And let their song in
It’s cold though these days
And I feel a chill
I close it again
And go back to bed
Time means nothing
I’ve got no appointments
I sleep half the day
Get up when I want
I go for a ride
On my bicycle
I go to the water
To help me feel calm
I don’t like the shops
But I need bog roll
And chocolate biscuits
To have with my tea
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4. |
Ball of String
03:20
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5. |
Deal With It
03:47
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We are ever the optimist
so much so that it is arrogant
sometimes i find it tiring
always having to try pretend.
Why can't we just admit
that somethings shit
and we can deal with it.
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