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Elevator
02:06
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and I'm afraid that someday fear will overtake me
when I'm at home or trying to navigate the city
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Dinosaurs
01:33
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dinosaurs
they always really cheer me up when I am down,
oh dinosaurs
cause they were here for years before we were around
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one man built a road into the wilderness
one man cleared the trees away
one man smoothed the rock and chiselled into its face
something you can see from space
army number one was wanting to invade
army number two held the base
took a million men and built up a barricade
something you can see from space
tiny little spark and a big gust of wind
grew into a wall of flames
now everybody has got to evacuate
something you can see from space
one man was the ruler of a great empire
married at a very young age
lost the woman that he loved and built in her place
something you can see from space
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4. |
Call Off Your Dogs
03:25
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call off your dogs,
they're chasing me hom
through hills and valleys,
streets and alleys
sticks and stones
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