North Atlantic Drift
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North Atlantic Drift
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My private heart
Here I am thinking in pictures again
When inside is just a glaze
Rely on yourself for a change
Avoid the breeding game
For at least another year
Restless beneath the desk
Dreaming of some respite
So try to please yourself
Maybe we could go out to the lakes
Hoping to avoid the north atlantic drift
You can rely in nature's spite
To chuck another spanner in the works
Just when you least expect
The answers are still the same
But I like it better when we talk this way
I feel better when we talk this way
Restless beneath the desk
Dreaming of some respite
So try to please yourself
Maybe we could go out to the lakes
Hoping to avoid the north atlantic drift
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