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The Midwest Quiet - Life Is Hard, Not for Us Lyrics

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  • Life is hard not for us
  • We left our crippled towns
  • and then we caught the bus
  • Down the road to somewhere bound
  • We kept ourselves from getting old
  • with tambourines and 7th chords
  • We saw city names
  • painted on the water towers
  • Pacific air inside our veins
  • Cyan days and naps on trains
  • Like giant trees
  • We float slowly to the bottom of the ocean
  • We could spend a life in plaid sunshine
  • We're raising up a roof with all our might
  • And i could go away and that's just fine
  • Life is hard, not for us
  • We read by fireflies at dusk
  • As evening came
  • and disappeared without a sound
  • Mr. Murdoch, are you there?
  • I want to be your faithful heir
  • Among the legionaires
  • of earnest musical traditions
  • I want to write like Miss July
  • I want the lightning in the sky
  • To spell the words
  • to every song i've never heard
  • We could spend a life in plaid sunshine
  • We're raising up a roof with all our might
  • And when I go away, that's just fine

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