Personal Holloway
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Personal Holloway
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Tune my weaker eye
Spit white
Hold the world up all day
She's blue in the face again
And Paracetamol
Sleep the darkness all away
Drinking kitchen paint, to dye the winter
I hope we'll never see again
Deaf and dumb with the lights on
Deaf and dumb with the lights on
Married by signs
Married by signs
Personal Holloway
Six month linen
Its safe to say we are alone
Suburban suicide
Watching night come amber
Its all so temporary
Deaf and dumb with the lights on
Deaf and dumb with the lights on
Deaf and dumb with the lights on
Married by signs
Married by signs
Married by signs
Move a little way forward
Move a little way now
Move a little way forward
Move a little way now
Bleed life
Breathe life
Could be a better plan
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