Tangled Up In Headphone Lead
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Tangled Up In Headphone Lead
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Tangled up in headphone lead
Hot rubber bleeds
Out of your Nikes and onto the shop floor
Now walk like a claw
I draw air on napkins
You dribble down bright lit aisles
Scratching at your smile
And run your thumb along the rims of tins
You use your hands like pins
I watch, drinking coffee
What music do you like?
I like anything that's good
Filling up your boot
Your trolley sighs as you make your goodbyes
You climb into your seat
And touch the steering wheel
And I wonder how you feel
I struggle with complex food
What music do you like?
I like anything that's good
From the carpark you see the sea
The polythene sea
From the carpark...
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