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Artist: The Besnard Lakes
Canonical path: /the-besnard-lakes/and-this-is-what-we-call-progress
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And This Is What We Call Progress
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And This Is What We Call Progress
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Sun shine seems so bright
Lonely days go by
No light
Olga sings the light
Evil way in the night
H mass in the end
Can you cast the night away
Cuz some of us have to hide
All night
Smashing indian
Can you make them keep away
Cuz some of us been to high
High
Didn't know that
Didn't know that
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