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Artist: The Dykeenies
Canonical path: /the-dykeenies/new-ideas
Related lyric paths: 6
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New Ideas
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New Ideas
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Silence is golden
Rotten to cores
Closing all doors
Forgive me
Don't forgive me
Don't forgive me
Never forgive
I've got a wealth of new ideas
I've got a wealth of new ideas
I've got a wealth of new ideas
I've got a wealth of new ideas
Eyes are frozen
Steely and broken
Blind but open
Forgive me
Don't forgive me
Don't forgive me
Never forgive
I've got a wealth of new ideas
I've got a wealth of new ideas
I've got a wealth of new ideas
I've got a wealth of new ideas
I've got so many new ideas
I've got so many new ideas
I've got so many new ideas
(Show me, show me, show me all your new ideas)
You're making us look like fools
You're making us look like fools
You're making us look like fools
Stop making us
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