Corn stalks
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Corn stalks
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corn stalks aren't like skyscrapers
but behind you're invisible
and all you ever want to fear
don't worry about it - it's right here
i wonder if i ate some lead
i wonder if i ate some lead
i've been trying for so long to let it pass my by
so goodbye, goodbye
it feels so good to say goodbye
i'm looking for where the action is
so I know where not to go
it cost's too much for all your fears
i think there's too many people here
i wonder if i ate some lead
i wonder if i ate some lead
i've been trying for so long to let it pass me by
so goodbye, goodbye
it feels so good to say goodbye
i touched your shoulder then
i went the other way
you turned around annoyed
but i was gone away
i've been trying for so long to let it pass me by
so goodbye, goodbye
it feels so good to say goodbye
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