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Amelia
03:27
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Same Shit
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The Cyclist
03:17
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Ride your little heart out, baby, someone's gonna catch you after all
Pump your little pistons don't you know you've got to rise before the fall
See me cruisin on the avenue
With hearts all full of fire and chariots of winged desire
I'm keeling over out here, how about you?
I'll do my level best to keep my chin up like the rest
I'm only anxious when the end is in view
They call the kid a keeper but the climb was never steeper
and all the time you cruise you're losing altitude
Hold on, it gets a little easier I guess
I don't know if that's true for us all but I think so
He got knocked over by a bus
He was riding into town
He was not really one of us
We used to let him hang around
I guess he'd had a couple of drinks
He was riding on a bike
He did not have his helmet on
He was not flashing any lights
Hold on, it gets a little easier I guess
I don't know if that's true for us all but I think so
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Isaac Gillespie New York, New York
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