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Powerplant Lullabye
03:53
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My head is a pullout bed
you can sleep in it
I don't mind the snoring or the rolling over
we can share the spine
this fence could be taller
making spittle on my side
I'll write your name in it
There's a gate in it
I'm coming through
It's the game we play and I would play all day
but we have to go to work these days
we always have to go to fucking work these days
Your head is a power plant
it is a magnet
I'm coming through
It's the game we play and I would play all day
but we have to go to work these days
we always have to go to fucking work these days
Night time
you make me swoon
when we're howling at the moon
it looks so full tonight
everything will be alright
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Powerplant
01:33
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My head is a pullout bed
you can sleep in it
I don't mind the snoring or the rolling over
we can share the spine
this fence could be taller
making spittle on my side
I'll write your name in it
There's a gate in it
I'm coming through
It's the game we play and I would play all day
but we have to go to work these days
we always have to go to fucking work these days
Your head is a power plant
it is a magnet
I'm coming through
It's the game we play and I would play all day
but we have to go to work these days
we always have to go to fucking work these days
Night time
you make me swoon
when we're howling at the moon
it looks so full tonight
everything will be alright
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Before you had spoken
already knew that your heart was broken
quietly sipping in the corner
my love was dry as a desert
until I took a swim in your eyes
and let the current sweep me away
I know you get tired sometimes
of flying for two
baby, i will take it all away
for you
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