Hibernation
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Hibernation
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I got married cos you should
We both knew we should
You do at our age
This stage of our career
Things get tight
A ring helps get a mortgage
To move out of daddy's home
Get a bigger car
Easy access to the city
I can read the papers in peace
And laugh at the homeless
I know my friends criticise
But we get by okay
So what if there's no emotion
We can wake up anywhere
There's never a row
No time for a kiss
When you've got schedules to meet
Trivialities seem so cheap
This is above love
This is more than real
This is all there is
This is as good as it gets
Intense morality parades
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Manic Street Preachers performs "Hibernation", and this lyric page sits inside the Manic Street Preachers catalog on LyroVerse.
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