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The Tragically Hip ~ Opiated


he bought two-fifths of lead free gasoline said, the bottle is dusty, but my engine is clean he bought a nice blue suit with the money he could find if his bride didn't like it, St Peter wouldn't mind now I lie here so out-of-breath and over-opiated maybe I couldn't catch up, no but maybe he could have waited well the medicine man started seeing red you think the snake just dreams up the poison in his head addicted to approval, addicted to the air it was see if you like it or see you up there more free lyrics

he bought two-fifths of lead free gasoline
said, the bottle is dusty, but my engine is clean
he bought a nice blue suit with the money he could find
if his bride didn't like it, St Peter wouldn't mind

now I lie here so out-of-breath
and over-opiated
maybe I couldn't catch up, no but
maybe he could have waited

well the medicine man started seeing red
you think the snake just dreams up the poison in his head
addicted to approval, addicted to the air
it was see if you like it or see you up there

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