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Aztec Camera ~ Down The Dip


Words and music by roddy frame Chorus: I put all the love and beauty In the spirit of the night And i'm holding my ticket tight. Stupidity and suffering Are on that ticket, too And i'm going down the dip with you. I swear i'm touched but then i'm tired Everyone who tries to tie me. 'cause i seem to realize That my cup overflows. And then i tumble down and take your hand And no one even knows. With the broken backs And the pack of macks Sayin' that's the way it goes. Chorus 'cause i been facin' all the red Me, i'm chasin' all the orange. And while the bourgeois breed All you need is greed And that quiet remembrance day. I'm gonna pull that chain 'til the heavens rain And i see them wash away. 'cause i've bound myself to virtue But i'm bound to be amused. If it's less than this You know i can't approve. I've been hangin' with the hollow men Who never got the groove And i'm going down the dip with you. Chorus more free lyrics

Words and music by roddy frame

Chorus:
I put all the love and beauty
In the spirit of the night
And i'm holding my ticket tight.
Stupidity and suffering
Are on that ticket, too
And i'm going down the dip with you.

I swear i'm touched but then i'm tired
Everyone who tries to tie me.
'cause i seem to realize
That my cup overflows.
And then i tumble down and take your hand
And no one even knows.
With the broken backs
And the pack of macks
Sayin' that's the way it goes.

Chorus

'cause i been facin' all the red
Me, i'm chasin' all the orange.
And while the bourgeois breed
All you need is greed
And that quiet remembrance day.
I'm gonna pull that chain
'til the heavens rain
And i see them wash away.

'cause i've bound myself to virtue
But i'm bound to be amused.
If it's less than this
You know i can't approve.
I've been hangin' with the hollow men
Who never got the groove
And i'm going down the dip with you.

Chorus

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