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Artist: Roland Orzabal
Canonical path: /roland-orzabal/hypnoculture
Related lyric paths: 6
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Hypnoculture
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Hypnoculture
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Face those facts, you can't relax
You gotta get that train back on its tracks
Till the morning comes
The work is done
Find your place beneath the sun
Rake those leaves as thick as thieves
Then go and put your heart back on its sleeve
Till September rain
And all its pain
Dies in vain
And I know what you're thinking
The world is shrinking your bones
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Roland Orzabal performs "Hypnoculture", and this lyric page sits inside the Roland Orzabal catalog on LyroVerse.
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