First Day Of Work
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First Day Of Work
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Presenters are suffocating
Stuck between opening the
Microscopes we can't see through them
Broken magnifying glasses
Serenade the passengers until they cry
Dancing for the cameras on the traffic lights
Kissing with tongues
I can't see through you
Watching the eyeglasses return
Home but willing of every man
Going 95 on this lane
Serenade the passengers until they cry
Dancing for the cameras on the traffic lights
Serenade the passengers until they cry
Dancing for the cameras on the traffic lights
Adam and Eve
High and driving
No one could stop us
Adam and Eve
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