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Peinture
05:30
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Break out tonight
And wash away the soil
I couldn't bear it if you hid a thing from me
Fade out to light
And fuck this mortal coil
I can't imagine being parted by the sea
And I will sing for you
The happiest of songs
To help you sleep
And in the distance
All the world is humming by
But we'll keep
Wait, I'm out on the tiles
And I don't feel the same
Could you forgive me if I ever lost my way?
Eighty thousand smiles
And every one of them a flame
That tells us everything we ever need to say
And maybe one day
Like a leaf that's blown away
You'll have to go
So hold me close
That somehow time would stop for us
Or just slow
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2. |
Peinture (Radio Edit)
03:48
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Break out tonight
And wash away the soil
I couldn't bear it if you hid a thing from me
Fade out to light
And this mortal coil
I can't imagine being parted by the sea
And I will sing for you
The happiest of songs
To help you sleep
And in the distance
All the world is humming by
But we'll keep
Wait, I'm out on the tiles
And I don't feel the same
Could you forgive me if I ever lost my way?
Eighty thousand smiles
And every one of them a flame
That tells us everything we ever need to say
And maybe one day
Like a leaf that's blown away
You'll have to go
So hold me close
That somehow time would stop for us
Or just slow
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3. |
Peinture (Clean Version)
05:30
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Break out tonight
And wash away the soil
I couldn't bear it if you hid a thing from me
Fade out to light
And this mortal coil
I can't imagine being parted by the sea
And I will sing for you
The happiest of songs
To help you sleep
And in the distance
All the world is humming by
But we'll keep
Wait, I'm out on the tiles
And I don't feel the same
Could you forgive me if I ever lost my way?
Eighty thousand smiles
And every one of them a flame
That tells us everything we ever need to say
And maybe one day
Like a leaf that's blown away
You'll have to go
So hold me close
That somehow time would stop for us
Or just slow
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Runaway Trolley
03:55
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My sister thinks your new boyfriend looks fifty
She put it better than I ever could
She thinks the game you play is rather nifty
I guess you call yourself misunderstood
Doo-doo doo-doo doo-doo
Doo-doo doo
And if you wanna go home, you can stay home this time
In your run-down beach house
And I hope you sleep out
And never reach out
We were stuck on a runaway trolley
And it was either gonna kill one of us or five others
So you pulled the brakes down
Man, I hope you stay down
Cyanide can help you raise a devil
It plucks the unibrow from off your face
And you could never really get up to my level
You couldn't even join the human race
Doo-doo doo-doo doo-doo
Doo-doo doo
And if you wanna go home, you can stay home this time
In your run-down beach house
And I hope you sleep out
And never reach out
We were stuck on a runaway trolley
And it was either gonna kill one of us or five others
So you pulled the brakes down
Man, I hope you stay down
When the mark on the ministry man is faded
And the cab for the criminal's armour-plated
When you ask for a mineral and get sedated
It's cessated
Ohhh...
And if you wanna go home, you can stay home this time
And if you wanna go home, you can stay home this time
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