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Derrick
02:18
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I catch the sun across my face:
Start to reappreciate
Yes, here is where my spine resides
Heart is pumping, right beside
I spy a derrick upon a hill
Plunging for something deeper still
That's a funny name
Silent on the plain
Either way, it'll be fine
We will be fine
I'm trying to match your energy
Here take all my camaraderie
Are they now just a part of me
Now that they're apart from me?
...
It's tragic at worst
It's absurd at best
Either way, it will be fine
We will be fine
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Peter
02:22
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Now I know what it's like being blown to bits
Once I was just calm, now I'm prone to fits
Pls don't tell me mercury's in retrograde
Forming the lemons out of lemonade
Now I know what it's like to hold a hand grenade
One that was armed to be long delayed
Will '22 peter out or pick up pace? I said
Will '22 peter out or pick up pace?
Is it just me
Or is everything breaking?
OK it's just me?
OK just checking!
OK it's not just me
Everything is breaking
But sometimes it's just me
Sometimes it's just me, so
Hey, could I get the show on the road?
Can I tell me when I'm good to go?
Cos dust is just dancing up in the morning light
And rust is just starting to form on the south side
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