Tokyo Radio
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Tokyo Radio
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All these radio towers, the clouds, the sky.
I watched them fall through the back of my mind
ten thousand miles away from home.
And the DJ shakes me in my seat
"I'm sorry we haven't slept in weeks
just to wake and dream", "I bet.
I could use a little laugh."
And I finish my songs, and the DJ screams
and I stare at the ground, and I tune my strings.
I got three days to the show.
I got nowhere else to go.
And the battles that I wage, so goddamn polite.
I was thinking of jumping from my room last night.
I got one more year to live.
I got nothing else to give.
Hello from Tokyo
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