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Artist: Rainer Maria
Canonical path: /rainer-maria/broken-radio
Related lyric paths: 6
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Broken Radio
Read Broken Radio lyrics by Rainer Maria on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Broken Radio
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traffic lights turning yellow:
a kiss and a slap on the roof.
I taught you that superstition
driving downtown
with the windows down.
late at night, talking over
a broken radio.
and I kiss my fingers,
and our single headlight
winks out for the last time.
we talk about
the last time it felt right to make out.
and I'm certain, if I drive into those trees,
it'd make less of a mess
than you've made of me.
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