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Artist: Young Marble Giants
Canonical path: /young-marble-giants/nlta
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N.l.T.A.
Read N.l.T.A. lyrics by Young Marble Giants on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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N.l.T.A.
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It's nice to hear you're
having a good time
But it still hurts 'cos you used to be mine
This doesn't mean that I possessed you
You're haunting me because I let you
Shape up your body "Let's be a tree"
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Nature intended the abstract
for you and me
No rain outside but tears in my eyes
Out on the rooftop for a surprise
Call you at teatime
In off the street
Sit down at table, Mummy is neat
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