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Artist: The Cure
Canonical path: /the-cure/grinding-halt
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Grinding Halt
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Grinding Halt
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No light, no people
No speak, no people
No cars, no people
No food, no people
Stopped, short, grinding halt
Everything's coming to a grinding halt
No sound, no people
No clocks, no people
No fine, no people
No me, no people
Stopped, short, grinding halt
Everything's coming to a grinding halt, everything's coming to a grinding halt
Slow down, slow down
No people, slow down
Everything's coming to a, everything's coming to a
Everything's coming to a, everything's coming to a
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