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Artist: Balso Snell
Canonical path: /balso-snell/bad-songs-in-the-radio
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Bad Songs In The Radio
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Bad Songs In The Radio
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I think it's closing in
It's getting strange to hear
The bad songs on the radio
More bad songs on the radio
I think it's closing in
It's getting strange to hear
The bad songs on the radio
More bad songs on the radio
And if you are my dear
Remember as you leave
Desire takes you to nowhere
Desire takes you to nowhere
So burn down the basement
Burn down the basement
Burn down the basement
In your home
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Balso Snell performs "Bad Songs In The Radio", and this lyric page sits inside the Balso Snell catalog on LyroVerse.
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