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My will is gone
I've been beaten up
Down in a hole on Parsons Road
She's a dirty blonde
Shivering proud underneath her coat
And I love her so
Crush the cities
But don't fuck around with my heart
My invisible face
My tired voice
Echoing loud up against the wall
Nobody hears my song
Maybe she will--maybe that's enough
And all I need is her love
Crush the cities
But don't fuck around with my heart
Cause it's hard to debate a hater
We could all run away
Or pretend there is something greater
Baby it's love
I know you're broken inside
But aren't we all?
Baby, aren't we all?
Crush the cities
But don't fuck around with my heart
My little vulnerable heart
Take all you want
Baby, take it all
Crush the cities
But don't fuck around with my heart
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Harrison Ford
04:08
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Self-medicated
But I live in the moment
Daydream of dullness
Of senses and life
Used to be real tender
Then I got much older
Now I'm just a cynic
Wearing black combat boots
I love you
But I don't want to
Doesn't get much better
Than the top of your mountain
Everyone's got a mountain
Don't all make it to the top
Sometimes things get fucked but
They're gonna be okay
Watch another movie
Maybe Harrison Ford
I love you
But I don't want to
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Orcs of Love Columbus, Ohio
Lucas Harris - vocals, guitar
Ejiela Agi - vocals, keys
Katie Dotson - vocals, bass
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