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DONUT
02:24
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If you spend a night in this city
It wouldn’t do it just
The worst of your fears become
A sudden push of your lust
A street performer is trying to stay young
Singing songs to fools with a literate tongue
Ich bin ein Berliner
There was a wall that once stood here
Many moons ago
Barbed wire, concrete and lead
Standing three metres tall
The statues to the good times and
Crumbling memories of the low
Now there’s hipsters fixing push bikes
Eating avocados on the go
Ich bin ein Berliner
Gorbachev tear down this wall
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Cantaloupe
03:16
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You lost friends
To cocaine
And no one’s gonna trust you again.
You lost friends.
You’re insane.
You got minty fucking Aero for a brain
Sitting by the antelope
Filling up on cantaloupe
Sitting by the stairs
Picking up spares
Sitting by the antelope
Filling up on cantaloupe
Sitting by the stairs
Picking up spares
You lost friends
You lost friends
Sitting by the antelope
Filling up on cantaloupe
Sitting by the stairs
Picking up your fucking spares
And no one cares
Sitting by the antelope
Filling up on cantaloupe
Sitting by the stairs
Picking up your fucking spares
And no one cares
You lost friends
You lost friends
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