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Artist: This Cold Night
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Atom Bomb! (feat. Gawby Weinstein)
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Atom Bomb! (feat. Gawby Weinstein)
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Movement meets movement
And hesitation is handled gracefully
Turn around, start again
A world in two directions
This simulation must end
Atom bomb, bomb bomb
Bomb, bomb bomb
I built a home
And then you tore it down
I move my mouth
And I don't make a sound
Atom bomb, atom bomb
Atom bomb, bomb bomb
Bomb, bomb bomb
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