1. |
Pan Am
03:00
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so good to see you and howyabeenkid?
i got your shangri-la inside my grin.
i took my place here
a mi gra tion from the west
and found a home inside ya lovas chest
i overcoat my jetlagged love
across america
i've traveled far i've traveld wiiide
i kissed the locals climbing up their spine
so if you see me i whisper in your ear
you know it's me who got the fear
i'm on yer streetcorner ssssssukin out your light
i've always been here and i always will
i'm an illusion on loopillusion on loopillusion on loopillusion on loop
i overcoat my jetlagged love
across america
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2. |
Contact
04:57
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welcome to the end of the 21st century
it's only make believe
i tried so hard to reach you but i can't get through on this am radio
hallelujah, now, my friends, we ride to the sun.
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3. |
Great Big House
02:09
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ya won't feel so bad
in a great big house you won't feel so bad
you got all yer friends
got all ya friends and yer mom & dad
it's an eternity
of luxury,
you'll have all of
the
things
you want
you'll have me.
but i'll have you.
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