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Lyrics I Prefer The Twentieth Century - The Lucksmiths
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Record label:Lost and Lonesome
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| I’m not typically one to rush to judgement
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| But I’m having difficulty dealing with adjustment
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| I suppose that I’ll get used to it eventually
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| But so far I prefer the twentieth century
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| Even when the evenings aren’t so shitty
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| I can’t see any stars because I’m too close to the city
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| True, I’m looking forward to the advent of space tourism
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| But for now I’m merely bored
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| And as a matter of fact, who isn’t?
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| I know the picture that I paint is none too pretty
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| Self-portrait, up to elbows in self-pity |
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