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Artist: The Ropes
Canonical path: /the-ropes/sleepy-rock-and-roll
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Sleepy Rock and Roll
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Sleepy Rock and Roll
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It was so quiet for the loudest thing I'd ever heard
It was so violent yet unthreatening and sheltered
Thinking but not thinking
As they listen to their
Sleepy rock and roll
It was predictable, yet supposedly it's shocking me
They talk of politics, governments, and creativity
Thinking but not thinking
And I hear them making sleepy rock 'n roll
As long as there's war
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