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Artist: The Radio Dept.
Canonical path: /radio-dept/the-things-that-went-wrong
Related lyric paths: 6
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The Things That Went Wrong
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The Things That Went Wrong
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If you were around
I'm safe and sound
I'm present
But be gone
And let her pass
Although it's not pleasant
I fear what is to come
So I sing a sad song
About the things that went wrong
[woman speaking on the phone in Spanish]
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