Page type: lyric reference
Artist: The Split Infinitives
Canonical path: /the-split-infinitives/public-relations
Related lyric paths: 6
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Public Relations
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Public Relations
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We'll start at the bottom
When I turned shaking, crowded rafters into a faint hum
As I bury myself in restlessness
I'll try and make the best of this
As parents watch their daughters and sons
They're marching in pairs going one by one
What am I doing here
Fake along with the crowd and cheer
Together, alone
To each his and every own
Temper a look on my face
Pleasant enough to get me away from my place
I can make this something else
And I turn
As I turn around
This is where my scattered thoughts are found
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