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Radiohead ~ Banana Co.


Oh, Banana Co. We really love you, and we need you And oh, Banana Co. We'd really love to believe you But everything's underground We gotta dig it up somehow Yeah, yeah Oh, she said "No go" She said she'd like to, she's seen you And oh, Banana Co. She knows if you die then we all do And everything's underground We've gotta dig it up somehow Yeah, yeah Everything's burning down We gotta put it out somehow Yeah, yeah more free lyrics

Oh, Banana Co.
We really love you, and we need you
And oh, Banana Co.
We'd really love to believe you

But everything's underground
We gotta dig it up somehow
Yeah, yeah

Oh, she said "No go"
She said she'd like to, she's seen you
And oh, Banana Co.
She knows if you die then we all do

And everything's underground
We've gotta dig it up somehow
Yeah, yeah

Everything's burning down
We gotta put it out somehow
Yeah, yeah

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