1. |
on the lamb
11:15
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Turn around
Wait for
Take it
It's just skin
turning dry
Turn back around
He is on the lamb
And it's fine
Get out
Tired now
Circle the drain
Broken brain
He is on the lamb
and it's fine
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2. |
i'll wait
04:14
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Killing time on the borderline
Flipping back and forth limitless times
Heart like a rabbit trap
High tension set to snap
Knowing in a moment I could flip back
I'll wait by the door,
I'll wait for more
But if I cannot wait
I know I'm liable to take the bait
I don't want to react
I guess I'll take a nap
Knowing any moment I could attack
I'll wait by the door
I'll wait for more
I'll wait by the door
I'll wait for more
I'll wait it out
I'll take the bait this time
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3. |
disso boy
04:40
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doroth Melbourne, Australia
Loretta Wilde -
guitar, bass, vocals
Maria Moles -
drums
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