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At The Drive-in ~ Pick Pocket


In the humble stence of nativity Hummed the smell of television snow A faint s.o.s. flickering Riding on the coattails of their ground zero Neighborhood footprints ingrown The daylight savings time will never know Of this alabaster cold Your lovers quarrel ended up in crawspace Dental identities will tell us apart Teeth marked and bounded with sighs Step into my parlor Said the spider to the fly Stable hooved footprints ingrown Cloak and dagger muzak blared in ohms In this alabaster cold Ingrown More calibur per capita Breakfast table search team implodes The milk cartons that pour will never know Of this alabaster cold more free lyrics

In the humble stence of nativity
Hummed the smell of television snow
A faint s.o.s. flickering
Riding on the coattails of their ground zero
Neighborhood footprints ingrown
The daylight savings time will never know
Of this alabaster cold

Your lovers quarrel ended up in crawspace
Dental identities will tell us apart
Teeth marked and bounded with sighs
Step into my parlor
Said the spider to the fly
Stable hooved footprints ingrown

Cloak and dagger muzak blared in ohms
In this alabaster cold
Ingrown

More calibur per capita
Breakfast table search team implodes
The milk cartons that pour will never know
Of this alabaster cold

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