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she had a stick and poke on her upper arm that said that her hometown sucks
and she wouldn't sell out for the entire world, just only for a couple of bucks
and if charisma were a currency, fiat or otherwise, she'd be flat broke still
we slurp down her music like the shit we drink, her guitar spills barback swill
she's splitting the bill
she's splitting the bill
minor seventh, lightly chorused
god give me a break
the salad days are over now
can you not just eat your cake
and I'm begging you to recognize a pretty voice is great and all
but there's a million more of you still
cuz you're saying that you'll knock us down, you're saying that you'll rock us out, and im begging for the kill
she's splitting the bill
she's splitting the bill
the scene's not dead just comatose
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Candy Cigarettes
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This Man May Die! Richmond, Virginia
if blur and arctic monkeys were virginian hicks
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