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Sunday Bloody Suntan
02:02
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where are we now
sometimes i wake up at the middle of the other style
looking for a diamond door or a hole in the wall
looking out the patio door. it's time for me to go
that's the incentive
this is the instant city of the hole in the sound
nothing can lie anymore
nothing can lick your wound
sunday bloody suntan
(guitar solo)
nothing can loan
nothing can lick your skin
you got another bloody suntan
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lying face down in the yard
lying naked on my shadow
until the skin crawls out
into another friend
i'm in no shape
i thought about my shape
in front of the mirror of mine
shake my hand
nobody wants to talk about the shape i'm in
(guitar solo)
i shaved my head
that's cos nothing's made from scratch
somebody taught me the blues
somebody called me blue hawaii
somebody told me to do it
someone told me
somebody told me to lock it up
somebody told me go bang it like a choo choo
somebody told me not to be nobody else
until they call you all you can eat
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big wheels don't turn
beds don't burn
hold my hand
i'm beating off into the lake
don't burn, legs don't burn
long hair and i'm beating off into the lake
i've been alone
taking his hair
waiting some
on the way
in tonight
and now i'm bleeding hard i know it's hard
either way it's here the mind gonna do it
(alice in chains) here the mind going dead
but as long as you hide it'll be alright
long hair is part of the ride
it's taken all his courage
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