Alpha Double Negative: Going to Catalina
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Alpha Double Negative: Going to Catalina
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I hear you starting up again
I seee you standing on the deck
I hear your voice start to carry
I see the veins throbbing in you neck
And i know what you're saying
And i know what you're saying it for
But i'm not listening
I'm not listening anymore
And i see you come toward me
I see the sun slimb down the sky
I hear your voice getting faster and louder
I see a stranger in your eyes
And i know what you're saying
And i know what you're saying it for
But i'm not listening
I'm not listening anymore
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