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Harrowdown Hill
04:14
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Don't walk the plank like I did
You will be dispensed with
When you've become inconvenient
Up on Harrowdown Hill
Near where you used to go to school
That's where I am
That's where I'm lying down
Did I fall or was I pushed
Did I fall or was I pushed
Then where's the blood
Then where's the blood
But I'm coming home, I'm coming home
To make it alright, so dry your eyes
We think the same things at the same time
We just can't do anything about it
We think the same things at the same time
We just can't do anything about it
So don't ask me, ask the ministry
Don't ask me, ask the ministry
We think the same things at the same time
There are so many of us, so you can't count
We think the same things at the same time
There are so many of us, so you can't count
But I'm coming home, I'm coming home
To make it alright, so dry your eyes
We think the same things at the same time
We just can't do anything about it
We think the same things at the same time
There are too many of us, so you can't
There are too many of us, so you can't count
It was walking to the back down of Harrowdown Hill
It was walking to the back down of Harrowdown Hill
It was a slippery slippery, slippery slope
It was a slippery slippery, slippery slope
I feel me slipping in and out of consciousness
I feel me slipping in and out of consciousness
I feel me
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Hearing Damage
03:02
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A tear in my brain allows the voices in
They wanna push you off the path
With their frequency wires
You can do no wrong
In my eyes, in my eyes
You can do no wrong
In my eyes, in my eyes
A drunken salesman
Your hearing damage
Your mind is restless
They say you're getting better
But you don't feel any better
Your speakers are blowing
Your ears are wrecking
Your hearing damage
You wish you felt better
You wish you felt better
You can do no wrong
In my eyes, in my eyes
You can do no wrong
In my eyes
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