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Prince
03:25
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Turned, turned on the radio to
Two thousand zero zero party over oops
Whiplashed, barreling through my back
Feel it warm my toes
Feel them decompose
Impossible to say all along
I hope you find the other half of this broken yoke
Dug, dug your nails out from
The skin of the steering wheel
The skin in my appeal
And I think it was a little too fun
Was a little too nice
I was so undone, I wanted life
Impossible to say all along
I hope you find the other half of this broken yoke
You left the place we built a mess
I'm cleaning but the vacuum's dead
You left the place we built a mess
I know it's for, I know it's for the best
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Lefferts Pl
02:41
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Lefferts Place cut my teeth raw
Sleeping on gurney
My pillow bitter and sweet
Chewing on something Al had risked
Sharing your secrets
Sharing your darkest moment
Moving your pictures for EKG wires
All around your sutures
All into your future
A million kids that just disappeared
Emptied the classrooms
Emptied the softball fields
Ripped legs right off their
Sisters and their mothers
Sorry that I'm a bother
I really really wouldn't bother
But you are not my beta blockers
You are not my house call doctor
Cause you are not what I am after
You're not what I am after
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