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Lowdown
03:25
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I've been a little bit lowdown
A bit of a holdout
Holes in my shoes
Been sittin' and countin'
coins in a fountain
Wishin' for you
I've been a little bit older
Hung by my shoulders
from nails in the wall
When it starts to get colder
my heart is a boulder
rolling to fall
Close your eyes love
I will count backwards from ten
When you wake up
I will be a different man
We could start all over all over again
I've been a little bit lowdown
A bit of a ghost town
Blowin' away
Been sleepin' so softly
The ribbons across me
Keep me awake
Close your eyes love
I will count backwards from ten
When you wake up
I will be a different man
We could start all over all over again
Oh no
Another long and lonely day
Stretched out
A catatonia motorway calls me home
I think it's here to stay
I've been a little bit lowdown
A bit of a holdout
Holes in my shoes
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I don't mind the lines
falling from the sky
I don't think that I'd notice
if the wind began to blow
and a whispering of locusts
played a song I don't know
I don't mind the time
bending at the sides
I don't think that I'd notice
if the water turned to blood
and it washed away the poets
in the flood
I don't mind the road
taking what it's owed
I don't think that I'd notice
I am no firstborn son
or a long forgotten Moses
growing old on the run
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