Apocalypse Hoboken
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Pop Sensibilities

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Apocalypse Hoboken Canonical path: /apocalypse-hoboken/pop-sensibilities Related lyric paths: 6
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Pop Sensibilities

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Sometimes I feel ok

Sometimes I feel gay

Sometimes I wonder just who I am

Pop Sensibilities

I think I'm losing my abilities

In time I'll feel ok

In time I'll be grey

This time I wonder just who I am

In time I'll wonder where it's gone

All the fun I wonder where it's gone?

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