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Stop The Clocks
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In the night, the dark of night, they'll walk on by you
Don't you know it's all just a show?
Now the time for compromise has over on by you
Now you know there's nowhere to go
Stop the clocks 'cause I'm a runaway freight train
I want to feel connected to this life of mine
We think of yesterdays, the clocks turn back again
The time has come; are you in or out?
In the night, the dirty night, they'll try to hurt you
Once again, it's all just the same
Through your eyes, your bleary eyes, you see right through them
Now you know it's all been a show
Stop the clocks 'cause I'm a runaway freight train
I want to feel connected to this life of mine
We think of yesterdays, the clocks turn back again
The time has come; are you in or out?
It's nice to meet you...
Pleased to meet you...
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The Map Dept. Glasgow, UK
Guitar-driven indie rock five-piece living, loving and dying in Glasgow, Scotland.
"Indie rock at its finest" - Scots Whay Hae!
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