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Artist: Rat Wakes Red
Canonical path: /rat-wakes-red/thin-black-line
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Thin Black Line
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Thin Black Line
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I want a fifty thousand motor car cavalcade
shaking up america's highways.
I want a sixty-nine el camino leading,
going 125 on 66.
a parade...
real sharp jars full of I love you,
roll it, butterfly,
stick shift convoy.
engine sound, sensurround.
my grease monkey needs speed!
a parade goes by,
this time I won't cry.
is taking it's time...
thin, black line.
I want dust storms releasing,
going one way
on the desert dessert tray.
fin-skimming winging thing,
rumble roar revealing...
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