Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Youth Group
Canonical path: /youth-group/the-frankston-line
Related lyric paths: 6
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The Frankston Line
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The Frankston Line
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The day is grey, I don't love you anymore
The sun smiles on the red tiles,
I don't love you anymore
The Frankston Line's full of teenage crime
and the cops can't do no more
Hooded tops, cigarettes at stops,
I don't love you anymore
I'll leave you, I won't leave you
The sea's so beautiful
The council plans for seaside lands mean beauty writ in law
Views of the seas in legalese, I don't love you anymore
I searched through your house for my skin
We end to begin
The sea dog will say its alright
We'll be alright
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Youth Group performs "The Frankston Line", and this lyric page sits inside the Youth Group catalog on LyroVerse.
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