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Passengers
03:01
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The stripes on the ceiling tell me you’re outside
As your headlights get confused through the tilted blinds
And it’s no real surprise as I see them fade away
The stripes, they trickle down the walls as if to say
They’ve given up on me
Because they never knew just what they meant to me
And I can’t say why in the daytime
Now you’ve gone away and I’ve come to find that I can’t see
I’ll be a better son when the moon can’t hide
I doubt the night will see my darker side
‘Cause I’m better without the bright when it’s too much for my eyes
I’d rather see the lines of your light cut through my blinds
They’ve given up on me
Because they never knew just what they meant to me
And I can’t say why in the daytime
Now you’ve gone away and I’ve come to find that I can’t see
Oh yeah
Yeah
The shadows on the wall provide a canvas for your light
They tell the story of the passing passengers at night
The artificial glow that makes itself known to us
When we are all alone we’ll paint a whole new world for us
The stripes on the ceiling tell me your outside
As your headlights get confused through the tilted blinds
And it’s no real surprise as I see them fade away
The stripes, they trickle down the walls as if to say
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There ain’t no use in talking
Barely articulated sounds
Some days I think I’m boring
And others I’m profound
You make a lot of noise
So break it down for me
You’re playing them like toys
It looks so easy
I must be doing something wrong or right
I’m not quite sure that I remember how to write a song to write a song to write
It makes me feel so stupid
This doesn’t even rhyme
But you make a lot of noise
So break it down for me
You’re playing them like toys
It looks so easy
Yeah you make a lot of noise
So break it down for me
You’re playing them like toys
It looks so easy
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Firesites Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK
Firesites is the project of multi-instrumentalist and producer Tom Waterworth; an amalgamation of synth-pop, heavy rock and glitchy electronic music.
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