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Artist: David Condos
Canonical path: /david-condos/smoking-city
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Smoking City
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Smoking City
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I don't want to need you here
But I'm not in control
We are all at the mercy of a situation
I don't feel it like I used to
But I don't want for you to know
(I don't want for you to know)
Famine follows all our fortune
Watch it go
Oh Lord, watch it go
The town is full of enemies
And we all have our share
(We all have our share!)
But if my fault was trying to please
You had to know I care
All our thoughts are uninspired
The city burns itself to smoke
Warm your body in the fire
And watch the glow
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