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Artist: Boston Manor
Canonical path: /boston-manor/datura-dusk
Related lyric paths: 6
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Datura (Dusk)
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Datura (Dusk)
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Do me a favour, close that window
Keep the heating in
There's a fire in the car park
I see it smouldering
Heard my neighbour kill his own dog
For going in the bins
Now his world is overflowing
Can smell the stink of it
We're just stumbling in the darkness
Leave the TV on
She left the money in the kitchen
Woke up and it was gone
We're still staring at the white flame
Huddling for Sun
Burning out our eyes
We're scared and we're alone
We're scared and we're alone
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