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Blur ~ Look Inside America


Good morning, lethargy Drink Pepsi, it's good for energy The bath's on, smoke in the bedroom Sore throat and on my neck a nasty bruise And where it came from, well I don't know But we played last night, it was a good show Got the play-out on a second rate chat show A nationwide deal, so we gotta go Jeff from the Company says it'll be alright Got an ad on KROQ and there's an in-store tonight Well I build things up then I let them go Got to get time share on the radio Look inside America She's alright, she's alright Sitting out in the distance But I'm not trying to make her mine Looking for America with its kookie nights and suicides TV says its alright cause everybody's hung up on something or other Stepping off in twenty so the driver says I should sleep tonight but I think I'll watch videos instead Annie Hall leaves New York in the end Press rewind and Woody gets her back again And the whole world could have passed through me But I don't know that it means much to me Look inside America She's alright, she's alright Sitting out in the distance But I'm not trying to make her mine I'm looking for America with its kookie nights and suicides TV says its alright cause everybody's strung out on something or other And the whole world could have passed through me But I don't know that it means much to me more free lyrics

Good morning, lethargy
Drink Pepsi, it's good for energy
The bath's on, smoke in the bedroom
Sore throat and on my neck a nasty bruise
And where it came from, well I don't know
But we played last night, it was a good show

Got the play-out on a second rate chat show
A nationwide deal, so we gotta go
Jeff from the Company says it'll be alright
Got an ad on KROQ and there's an in-store tonight
Well I build things up then I let them go
Got to get time share on the radio

Look inside America
She's alright, she's alright
Sitting out in the distance
But I'm not trying to make her mine
Looking for America with its kookie nights and suicides
TV says its alright cause everybody's hung up on something or other
Stepping off in twenty so the driver says
I should sleep tonight but I think I'll watch videos instead
Annie Hall leaves New York in the end
Press rewind and Woody gets her back again
And the whole world could have passed through me
But I don't know that it means much to me

Look inside America
She's alright, she's alright
Sitting out in the distance
But I'm not trying to make her mine
I'm looking for America with its kookie nights and suicides
TV says its alright cause everybody's strung out on something or other

And the whole world could have passed through me
But I don't know that it means much to me

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