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Automated
05:27
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so I call you on the telephone
you can't tell me you are there alone
voices calling from the TV screens
but we never know what it means
set your life on the cruise control
i've been defeated no one needs to know
don't leave me standing all alone
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Accelerator
02:29
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stop telling me things are going to be so much better
when you're easing my foot off the accelerator
stop telling me things you know i'll never remember
made decisions in haste on a snowy december day
stop telling me things are going to be so much brighter
what i wanted to say is that i never did mind it
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I'm Sorry
04:03
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i'm sorry, i can't stay
feeling linger never fade
i never meant for it to end this way
since i met you, i'm not the same
long nights in the rain
heartbreak, total pain
i saw your face just yesterday
now i'm on my way...
thoughts of you still linger around
i can't believe it and i hate this town
i close my eyes and clutch the ground
why does it always end this way?
feelings linger and never fade
since i met you, i'm not the same
feelings linger and never fade away
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Resident Genius Springfield, Illinois
Resident Genius was a Springfield, IL-based indie pop band that thought outside the box musically and socially. They are
also remembered for their 2005 split album with activist/historian Howard Zinn. The band was active 2002-2006. Some members went on to form the Seething Coast.
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