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Artist: Horace Pinker
Canonical path: /horace-pinker/scene-one-take-two
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Scene One, Take Two
Read Scene One, Take Two lyrics by Horace Pinker on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Scene One, Take Two
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it's not subtle manipulation i'm back home again and i can settle down
back east new jersey and it's fucked up doesn't make me laugh now
stare down skyline bye
falling through this time
i lost my motivation
falling through on time
forgot to say my line
i tried to make it but it never came together seemed contrived drive down lakeside
take one thousand misdirection and it seems far from my mind not in real time
don't wonder why
drive one thousand miles
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Horace Pinker performs "Scene One, Take Two", and this lyric page sits inside the Horace Pinker catalog on LyroVerse.
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