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Chronic
02:32
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Slingshot
Batterang
Molotov
Hit the same
As I do
As I do
Napalm
Cocaine
Nevermind
Feel the same
As I do
As I do
Do you want to know
Chronic sense of tone
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2. |
Middle Ground
03:13
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Must I mention everything that I’ve got
Going through the motions babe, I don’t how to stop
If you’re pulling at my heart-sleeve, my head has got to drop
I have done enough already, I am taking stock
Calling-in I owe yous
Calling-in I owe yous
Live a little
Give a little
I am never pleased until
I have given up on middle ground
Never dream
But never pray
Always sing
and never say
Always gunna give on middle ground
I will sell my soul for everything that you’ve got
It’ll take but a moment, not much longer than you thought
You can take it or leave it, it doesn’t matter much to me
All I want is another chance, a reason to break free
Calling-in I owe yous
Calling-in I owe yous
Live a little
Give a little
I am never pleased until
I have given up on middle ground
Never dream
But never pray
Always sing
and never say
Always gunna give on middle ground
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3. |
This Town
03:36
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I will not change my heart,
I’ll only change my methods,
To prove to you today,
I will not end up second.
And I play, with the fire,
And I know, it is wrong,
To believe, in such dreams,
You cannot be alone.
Don’t push me too far, I’ll break you down.
I’ll make you sweat, wish you’d come around.
I’ll push your buttons, just to see you frown,
You should’ve never come, to this town.
As I remove your skirt,
You’re giving me some lessons,
In how wait my turn,
In awkward situations.
But I can’t, even seem,
To take heed, and just leave,
I’ll move on, go one day,
This fair dream, it will stay.
Don’t push me too far, I’ll break you down.
I’ll make you sweat, wish you’d come around.
I’ll push your buttons, just to see you frown,
You should’ve never come, to this town.
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Wardens Oxford, UK
Wardens are a three piece band from Oxford.
Formed in the bowels of Oxfordshire, they consist of two brothers; one ginger, one not, and a big tree. The rest is, as they say, history.
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