Quiet American
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Quiet American
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Bullets chase down colored feet
This is where the red rain flows free
The children
Wild
They chew concrete
Trying to feed a false dream
But on the street where the new fruit sours
They sell solace by the hour
Just lay me down
Alice is coming
Now i'll finally get some sleep
Alice is coming
Alice is coming
Bringing medicine for me
Alice is coming
The gods must love this smoggy air
Hiding all us ugly orphans
The parents, brave, who shipped us here
While opening up our coffins
Now it's kill to stay alive
While they sell honey out of the hive
I can't go back
Alice is coming
Now i'll finally get some sleep
Alice is coming
Alice is coming
Bringing medicine for me
Alice is coming
Dear sirs, to those concerned, must
Please send us back to europe
There's nothing here to cure us
We smoke
While smoke rolls down
Alice is coming
Now i'll finally get some sleep
Alice is coming
Alice is coming
Bringing medicine for me
Alice is coming
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