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Artist: Ben Gibbard
Canonical path: /ben-gibbard/choir-vandals-american-analog-set
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Choir Vandals (American Analog Set)
Read Choir Vandals (American Analog Set) lyrics by Ben Gibbard on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Choir Vandals (American Analog Set)
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Burned out like all
Cathie candles
Marked up with the
Choir vandals
Reading, "destroy, destroy, destroy"
Two-speed cycle
Streamered handles
Evenings with the
Roman scandals
I just want to be someone you know
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