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Artist: The Cordova Academy Glee Club
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Riot In Suburbia
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Riot In Suburbia
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An army of beautiful mess-ups
Screaming out their lungs
To the sounds their heads made up.
Don't erase what is not on tape.
The sound is forever.
Do you know if god drives a ufo?
I'm a dirty soul but ugly things are beautiful.
Throw away every great take.
Bleed what you believe.
I mean, the sound is forever.
There's a riot in suburbia.
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