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World's Strongest Man
03:15
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As the morning turned my way
Sea birds flyin' through its hazy face
And I came back here, to replace your place
In my life
And didn't you know that I'm not the world's strongest man?
When it comes to you, and your world, I'm lost
Can't you see the towers of mine
They could shine like a dime
Take me back again to your warm design
And again, again, again
Longin' for belongings here again
And I need your laugh, you know I can't pretend it
Anymore
And didn't you know that I'm not the world's strongest man?
When it comes to you, and your world, I'm lost
Can't you see the towers of mine
They could shine like a dime
Take me back again to your warm design
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Get Behind Me
03:52
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It's the signs as we see them
There's no thresholds at all
There's no vows to be broken
As we rise, or we fall
There's no noise high above us
As the moon turns in space
Just the face of a lady
Who we loved for her grace
Get behind me, get behind me
Won't you bend my ear again
I really need a friend
Get behind me, get behind me
Remind me to remind me
Not to go back there again
When the threads of dark moments
Start to tremble with sound
And an almost formed whisper dies
The boundaries surround
We keep reaching beyond us
Through the shape shifting clouds
Why ain't I like you, brother?
So electric, so proud
Get behind me, get behind me
Won't you bend my ear again
I really need a friend
Get behind me, behind me, behind me
Remind me to remind me
Not to go back there again
Set us free of this feeling
So we'll be once again
So we won't feel the gravity of time
And the face in the faces
Of the loves we move through
Reappears in original design
Get behind me, get behind me
Won't you bend my ear again
Lord, I really need a friend
Get behind me, get behind me
Remind me to remind me
Not to go back there again
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Fat Randy Boston, Massachusetts
Boston's worst noise rock band
Connecticut's best Hoobastank tribute band
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