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Hannah Disraeli
04:32
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Give your drinks to Hannah Disraeli
She's had a long night
Eyes flashing brake lights
She puts the crossed bones up on the sail
She laughs at the right time
If stories are told
And I've a feeling that's she's just struck gold...
Not that we'd ever doubt her
To dismantle a fascist charmer
And pulverise the twisting of his thoughts
Beyond the trap of intuition
And of ever faithless reason
She will find the ashes
Of her kind
Build bridges and waste time
The city is facing its siegers
And she hasn't slept for 2 years
Our cowardice in sharper relief
We know when they come for her we won't leave
When they come for her
For Hannah Disraeli
Hannah Disraeli
We won't leave
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Cold Harbour
01:11
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Cold harbour
You will find them
Scratching all the vaguest ash
You believe in everything you see and hear
Switching through the channels
When all your microphones have turned to static
Waves beneath are calling you
To find out what you're gonna do
Cold harbour now you see me
Underneath equations
Before I know why
Before I say bye
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The Mara London, UK
"You can never be strong/ You can only be free."
Guided By Voices
I eat spit and make psych shit. Or other things.
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