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Ancient and fragile
Like a bug encased in amber,
I would wait a thousand years to meet you.
Small and determined
Like the robots they use to find old shipwrecks,
I would sink a thousand miles to see you.
Oh, I know the scope of things can be overwhelming sometimes.
I try to be understanding with the hurt you hand me when you're quiet.
Shiny and perfect
Like the crown on someone's prom queen,
You make every moment feel like magic.
Steady and pounding
Like my sneakers on the sidewalks,
I would run.
Yes I would run to you.
Oh, I know the scope of things can be overwhelming sometimes.
I try to be understanding with the hurt you hand me when you're quiet.
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Doug Hoyer - New Recruit
05:13
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I didn’t think this job would last
It was a summer gig
to keep the car full of gas
I was like you; so care free
Now I’ve got a conference call
Waiting on line three
Choking on the words
“Middle management
is all I’ve ever wanted”
I just can’t seem
To remember my old dreams
But it’s hard being the big boss
Making the tough calls
Every hour, daily
To climb the corporate ladder
A little faster
You’ll need a friend like me
I wish I learnt how to play guitar
Start a cover band: guns n roses, CCR
Can’t you picture me on stage?
Stealing the show
With november rain
I know what you’re thinking
You see me sinking
In the depths of memories
It’s hard not to look back
At another path
Would I see a friend in me?
So welcome to the team
Here’s your cubicle
With everything that you could need
And after work
Beers on me
Meet at the chilli’s
Just down the street
I think you’re a good fit
If you stick with it
You’ll go far in this company
Maybe in a few years
You’ll replace the seniors
And you can be just like me
I know you feel complacent
But if you’re patient
You can see yourself in me
You’ll be a boss like me
Can’t you see yourself in me?
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Tabloid - Your Grace
03:52
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Brothers - Flow
04:13
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Subscriber - Junk Food
03:36
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Saline - Pith
03:38
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WF Addams - Whatever
03:05
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Gumshoe - Amorosa
03:52
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Lonely leviathan
Strung out and wire thin
Wholly high-minded
and oh how high I have been
I cannot lie
I have kept myself high as a bird
I'm a man of my word
Stoned to the bone
like the Boy who cried Beastie
our darling white duke died
but well at least he
remembered to say his goodbyes
like great aliens do
Amorosa, I'm getting closer to you
The moon doesn't shine
it can only reflect
and it's hard for a satellite
to have self-respect
but the moon oh the moon oh the moon!
abides in tranquility
but the moon oh the moon oh the moon!
is a comfort to me
There are more stars in the sky
than hairs on the heads
of every person
that I've ever met
in fact all of humanity
living and dead
has never had so many
hairs on their heads *
as I stare at the starlight
while I lie in bed,
Amorosa, I remember the words
that you said
"In the whole of the cosmos
we can't be alone.
But the vacuum of space
is so empty and cold."
Amorosa, I am frozen to the bone.
And the starlight I'm seeing now,
when did it happen?
Is time just a function
of how far light travels?
Well I know that there's more,
but the mind tends to baffle.
It's laughable trying
to find out the patterns.
And what of dark matter?
And what of dark data?
Oh Amorosa,
I'm climbing the ladder to you.
Cause you got the greatest
adorable face in the zoo.
howling and grateful
and I am an animal too
and oh oh I'm going crazy for you!
* - I checked the math.
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