In The Backseat
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In The Backseat
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I like the peace
In the backseat
I don't have to drive
I don't have to speak
I can watch the country side
And i can fall asleep
My family tree's
Loosing all it's leaves
Crashing towards the driver's seat
The lightning bolt made enough heat
To melt the street beneath your feet
Alice died
In the night
I've been learning to drive
My whole life
I've been learning
I like the peace
In the backseat
I don't have to drive
I don't have to speak
I can watch the country side
Alice died
In the night
I've been learning to drive
My whole life
I've been learning
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Arcade Fire performs "In The Backseat", and this lyric page sits inside the Arcade Fire catalog on LyroVerse.
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