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Windows
02:13
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Suds in the water
Of the window washing man
As he shakes are splashing
On the 96 tram
I just sit so still and silent, lately I've enjoyed the violence
He said don't come back kid
I'll split your lips
Oh my friends call I just don't want to go, I get such entertainment on the breakfast show
Oh my love these things are sad, but this is true
All this chaos makes for such good news
My mind is sharp,
But the connection is slow
If the world is burning, I think I ought to know
Have you heard the things they said let's talk about it I'm quite well read
The headline hits,
They’ve stitched up lips
Oh my friends call but I don't want to go
I get such entertainment from the breakfast show
Oh and you know these things are sad, but this is true
All this chaos makes for such good news
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