Feck This (1985)
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Feck This (1985)
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Hello there, you bored as well?
You like 80's movies, sister I can tell
And you crave that natural dreamers' high
I swear
Kiaora, you fear to fly?
You know your music mama gets you by
And crave that natural high inside
I swear
I will never ever be the one
To wish away your lonely heart
I will never ever be your prayer
We're all grown up and we're all scared
Why am I getting it wrong?
Why am I getting it wrong?
Why am I getting it wrong today?
Hello there, what do you see?
Just close your eyes and wave the drudgery goodbye
Find that natural dreamers' high
Elsewhere
I will never ever be the one
To wish away your lonely heart
I will never ever be your prayer
Hey you, what's that sound?
Everybody look what's going down
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