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You Cut Like Corn
03:00
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2. |
The Centre Cannot Hold
03:46
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If you don't know then why should I care to do so?
I'm standing there just like a fool to do so
The lights are low, my thoughts run off
when the night has come and then in the long run...
If you don't know then why we're talking and moaning
If you don't know then I'm holding it back again
I've realised that now you kiss differently
I don't know what it means, I'll go back to it
What shall I do when the centre cannot hold?
I've read that line more than ten times, it ain't alright
cause you kept coming to my mind
The lights are low, my thoughts run off
when the night has come and then in the long run...
If you don't know then why we're talking and moaning
If you don't know then I'm holding it back again
I've realised that now you kiss differently
I don't know what it means, I'll go back to it
Sometimes I don't find it that hard to keep my mind busy
my hands/feet tied up
If you don't know then why we're talking and moaning
If you don't know then I'm holding it back again
I've realised that now you kiss differently
I don't know what it means, I'll go back to it
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