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Artist: The Dickies
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Elevator (In The Brain Hotel)
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Elevator (In The Brain Hotel)
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find yourself on an elevator going high
find yourself on an elevator heading for the sky
let the world pass you by far below
find yourself on an elevator going high
find yourself on an elevator heading for the sky
let your mind start to fry let it go
let it go - where it wants to wander freely
let it go - see your troubles on the ground
tumbling down
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