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Auteurs, The ~ American Guitars


They were failing dutifully If you’re going to fail at all Failing came more easily Than it did to us all And i wanted to be there See them begin It was easy to see they were The best band to be in I gave up drugging When you spiked my drink Stopped freeloading When i could not get in I gave up singing When i was told I could not dance Knew my place in the world When i heard them start Woke up on sunday morning With a hole The size of my pool Couldn’t believe I´d grown so ugly Couldn’t believe I´d been so cruel I should’ve set back Thought about their past East coast to west coast How they’d struggled For their art Some people Were born to write Some people Were born to dance Thought i knew my place in the world Thought i knew my art Glad to be there, see them begin It was easy to see They were the best band to be American guitars... more free lyrics

They were failing dutifully
If you’re going to fail at all
Failing came more easily
Than it did to us all
And i wanted to be there
See them begin
It was easy to see they were
The best band to be in
I gave up drugging
When you spiked my drink
Stopped freeloading
When i could not get in
I gave up singing
When i was told
I could not dance
Knew my place in the world
When i heard them start

Woke up on sunday morning
With a hole
The size of my pool
Couldn’t believe
I´d grown so ugly
Couldn’t believe
I´d been so cruel
I should’ve set back
Thought about their past
East coast to west coast
How they’d struggled
For their art

Some people
Were born to write
Some people
Were born to dance
Thought i knew my place in the world
Thought i knew my art
Glad to be there, see them begin
It was easy to see
They were the best band to be
American guitars...

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