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Blondie ~ Scenery


We took too long to park the car. ran across the street into the bar. your face said it was four o'clock. i closed my eyes and hear a shot. the traffic lights were much too hot. i walked my eyes Nd the block. purple shadows were so thin. i had to close my eyes again. i didn't know they were important to you. i thought their faces were a poster. natural things, scenery. you showed me you D of madness. saw sound slipping silently. time passenger to future shock. i closed my eyes and saw you drop more free lyrics

We took too long to park the car. ran across the street into the bar. your face said it was four o'clock. i closed my eyes and hear a shot. the traffic lights were much too hot. i walked my eyes
Nd the block. purple shadows were so thin. i had to close my eyes again. i didn't know they were important to you. i thought their faces were a poster. natural things, scenery. you showed me you
D of madness. saw sound slipping silently. time passenger to future shock. i closed my eyes and saw you drop

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