Drive And Desire
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Drive And Desire
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Dave Stone: Synthesizer
standing in a line with angels / this ain't gonna be no plain plane
ain't gonna be no dream with doors / burns like the snap of fingers.
standing in a line with angels / only the giants remain
standing in a line with angels / only the giants remain
only the giants retain / drive and desire..
here's my shoulder to put your chip on / here is your crying towel.
even stars stomachs growl.
no trips from vinyl heroes / no nail biting protocol
standing in a line with angels / even stars stomachs growl
stars stomachs growl with / drive and desire.
standing in a line with angels
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