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Ambulance Racer
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It’s in my notebook, a spiral catalogue of times and dates
To reference
I’m in a movie
a major motion picture starring my friends and their friends and their friends’ friends
We’re actors
Mr. Policeman, Mister Policeman, Mr. Policeman
Surrender your handgun
The days are gone that we never even lived but you can’t regret it
The siren song so familiar to me that I sometimes forget it
In the future we all have robot limbs and eat animal hearts
For breakfast
Mr. Policeman, Mister Policeman, Mr. Policeman
Surrender your donut
The days are gone that we never even lived but you can’t regret it
The siren song so familiar to me that I sometimes forget it
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Cities & States Salem, Massachusetts
Cities & States' sophomore album, aptly named "Sophomore Slump", is a massive work displaying the breadth of Richard's palette, Sinnatamby's engineering mastery, and Bickerton's command of the kit. This collaboration has revealed a palpable necessity for expression, and a greater need for exploring the far corners of an endless musical landscape. Step inside their world with "Ambulance Racer"! ... more
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