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Thank You
02:41
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I want to thank you, for putting up with me
‘cause all the shit that’s going on in this world has made me bitter as can be
The left don’t know their right from wrong and the right just have a heart of stone
But just don’t you save me
Bang! Bang! Goes the gun on TV, add a bit of flesh and it’s all too easy
Lifestyle shows just glorified ads, off to home and hardware go your, mum and dad
Living by rules bad people don’t follow, such a happy shell but your head so hollow
(Not for this lady), it’s why we seem so, fucking crazy!
And I want to thank you, for putting up with me
‘cause all the shit that’s going on in this world has made me bitter as can be
The left don’t know their right from wrong and the right just have a heart of stone
But just don’t you save me
Living in debt, seems so free, when a happy shopper’s all you’re meant to be
Plastic cards just tap and go, doing your bit to make economy flow
But striving all life to put a roof overhead, keeps the masses in line with just a dash of dread
‘cause hell don’t know the man who writes the laws, was born with one and now has fucking four!
And I want to thank you, for putting up with me
‘cause all the shit that’s going on in this world has made me bitter as can be
The left don’t know their right from wrong and the right just have a heart of stone
But just don’t you save me
I don’t want to be lazy
That’s why I’m not hazy
But just don’t you save me
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Thank You (Radio Edit)
02:41
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I want to thank you, for putting up with me
‘cause all the stuff that’s going on in this world has made me bitter as can be
The left don’t know their right from wrong and the right just have a heart of stone
But just don’t you save me
Bang! Bang! Goes the gun on TV, add a bit of flesh and it’s all too easy
Lifestyle shows just glorified ads, off to home and hardware go your, mum and dad
Living by rules bad people don’t follow, such a happy shell but your head so hollow
(Not for this lady), it’s why we seem so, bloody crazy!
And I want to thank you, for putting up with me
‘cause all the stuff that’s going on in this world has made me bitter as can be
The left don’t know their right from wrong and the right just have a heart of stone
But just don’t you save me
Living in debt, seems so free, when a happy shopper’s all you’re meant to be
Plastic cards just tap and go, doing your bit to make economy flow
But striving all life to put a roof overhead, keeps the masses in line with just a dash of dread
‘cause hell don’t know the man who writes the laws, was born with one and now he's got four!
And I want to thank you, for putting up with me
‘cause all the stuff that’s going on in this world has made me bitter as can be
The left don’t know their right from wrong and the right just have a heart of stone
But just don’t you save me
I don’t want to be lazy
That’s why I’m not hazy
But just don’t you save me
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Miles Recommends Melbourne, Australia
Miles Recommends blend a wide range of rock, pop, folk, and blues influences together into a vibrant and moving musical odyssey which forms a backdrop to their ongoing dissection of social norms. Oh, and they're named after their local video store clerk! ... more
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