Bank Place
from BANK PROLOGUE by Martian Subculture
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lyrics
Nothing looks pretty in this light,
TV won't help but the food might,
Don't even know who I am,
Why doesn't this song sound sad?
I still need to figure this out,
Blaming so much on the drought.
TV won't help but the food might,
Don't even know who I am,
Why doesn't this song sound sad?
I still need to figure this out,
Blaming so much on the drought.
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from BANK PROLOGUE,
released April 6, 2022
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