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Artist: The Stereotypes
Canonical path: /the-stereotypes/don-t-say-a-thing
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Don't Say a Thing
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Don't Say a Thing
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don't say a thing, for once
i don't know what i'm gonna do
traveling by moonlight
let me read in silence
for once
don't know what i'm gonna do
velvet underground don't play las vegas
j.l.'s starting over
sit there and be quiet
and i'm scrambling at night
and i'm scrambling in blue
don't say a thing, for once
i don't know what i'm gonna do
and the silver fish
are laying on the wood floor
wiggling life.
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