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Artist: Frightened Rabbit
Canonical path: /frightened-rabbit/housing-out
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Housing (Out)
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Housing (Out)
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I've been taken again
Kidnapped before dawn
Stolen by these songs, oh, damn them all
Beyond the housing glow
Looking back will lose its point
So stare forward into the void, of the endless road
You can't carry me away now
Please, don't steal me from my house
You can't carry me away now
I have just laid my head down
You can't carry me away now
Please, don't steal me from my house
You can't carry me
Don't steal me from my house
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