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Charlatans Uk ~ Sonic


Illustrate and beautify This one time painting is sinking so fast What you need is someone like me These weeks are too long, you're drifting too far out Chorus I know where this one belongs There's truth in all i see I don't know where money goes Think about it I know somethings are better left To die in a coma, a long with the buildings What you need is someone like me I can throw out what's buried inside here Chorus I know somethings are better left To die in a coma, a long with the buildings What you need is someone like me I can throw out what's buried inside here Chorus Think about it Think about it Think about it more free lyrics

Illustrate and beautify
This one time painting is sinking so fast
What you need is someone like me
These weeks are too long, you're drifting too far out
Chorus
I know where this one belongs
There's truth in all i see
I don't know where money goes
Think about it
I know somethings are better left
To die in a coma, a long with the buildings
What you need is someone like me
I can throw out what's buried inside here
Chorus
I know somethings are better left
To die in a coma, a long with the buildings
What you need is someone like me
I can throw out what's buried inside here
Chorus
Think about it
Think about it
Think about it

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