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Blur ~ Good Song


Waiting, got no time to hide in the country got a hold of my soul TV’s dead And there aint no war in my head.. now And you seem very beautiful to me Sleeping, but my work’s not done I could be lying on an atom bomb I take care Cos I know you’ll be there You seem very beautiful to me It’s the rest of my life Just rolling and rolling The picture in my pocket Looks like you It’s the rest of my life Just rolling rolling rolling We’re all more free lyrics

Waiting, got no time to hide in
the country got a hold of my soul
TV’s dead
And there aint no war in my head.. now
And you seem very beautiful to me

Sleeping, but my work’s not done
I could be lying on an atom bomb
I take care
Cos I know you’ll be there
You seem very beautiful to me

It’s the rest of my life
Just rolling and rolling
The picture in my pocket
Looks like you
It’s the rest of my life
Just rolling rolling rolling
We’re all

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