Song | Pride |
Artist | Manchester Orchestra |
Album | 12 Days of Christmas |
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Manchester Orchestra - Pride | |
Finally I felt the calming breeze | |
Stepping out to watch the final scene. | |
After all it’s you, my pride, and me. | |
I can speak whatever I can speak. | |
You see. | |
Now I found the way to meet the means. | |
Faker face to make the kingdom clean. | |
After all it’s me, the king, and the beast. | |
Whatever… whatever… I can’t speak | |
A thing. | |
How can I explain my winded feet? | |
Cut them off in 2nd Mark it seems. | |
Cut me off before I start to see. | |
But I can cry as long as my deceit. | |
You see? | |
Me. | |
See. | |
Me. | |
Me. Me. Me. | |
Sound. I’m a dead neck, what a habit, | |
so I’ll dig it up and bury it in | |
Ground. What broke head, I think I’m dyin’, | |
I need another one to incubate the | |
Sound. What broke head, what a habit, | |
I need another and another one | |
The Ground. What a dead head, I think I’m dyin’, | |
I think I’m dyin’ for another one | |
The Sound. What a broke neck, what a lion, | |
I need another and another one | |
The Sound. What a cheap trick, | |
what a habit, what a habit when I need it yeah | |
The Sound. What a dead neck, what a lion, | |
I need another and another one | |
The Sound. What a cheap trick, | |
what a habit, I think I’m dyin’ for | |
The Sound. What a dead neck, | |
what a habit, I think I’ll dig up and bury it in | |
Ground. What a broke head, | |
I think I’m dyin’, I think dyin’. |
Manchester Orchestra Pride | |
Finally I felt the calming breeze | |
Stepping out to watch the final scene. | |
After all it' s you, my pride, and me. | |
I can speak whatever I can speak. | |
You see. | |
Now I found the way to meet the means. | |
Faker face to make the kingdom clean. | |
After all it' s me, the king, and the beast. | |
Whatever whatever I can' t speak | |
A thing. | |
How can I explain my winded feet? | |
Cut them off in 2nd Mark it seems. | |
Cut me off before I start to see. | |
But I can cry as long as my deceit. | |
You see? | |
Me. | |
See. | |
Me. | |
Me. Me. Me. | |
Sound. I' m a dead neck, what a habit, | |
so I' ll dig it up and bury it in | |
Ground. What broke head, I think I' m dyin', | |
I need another one to incubate the | |
Sound. What broke head, what a habit, | |
I need another and another one | |
The Ground. What a dead head, I think I' m dyin', | |
I think I' m dyin' for another one | |
The Sound. What a broke neck, what a lion, | |
I need another and another one | |
The Sound. What a cheap trick, | |
what a habit, what a habit when I need it yeah | |
The Sound. What a dead neck, what a lion, | |
I need another and another one | |
The Sound. What a cheap trick, | |
what a habit, I think I' m dyin' for | |
The Sound. What a dead neck, | |
what a habit, I think I' ll dig up and bury it in | |
Ground. What a broke head, | |
I think I' m dyin', I think dyin'. |
Manchester Orchestra Pride | |
Finally I felt the calming breeze | |
Stepping out to watch the final scene. | |
After all it' s you, my pride, and me. | |
I can speak whatever I can speak. | |
You see. | |
Now I found the way to meet the means. | |
Faker face to make the kingdom clean. | |
After all it' s me, the king, and the beast. | |
Whatever whatever I can' t speak | |
A thing. | |
How can I explain my winded feet? | |
Cut them off in 2nd Mark it seems. | |
Cut me off before I start to see. | |
But I can cry as long as my deceit. | |
You see? | |
Me. | |
See. | |
Me. | |
Me. Me. Me. | |
Sound. I' m a dead neck, what a habit, | |
so I' ll dig it up and bury it in | |
Ground. What broke head, I think I' m dyin', | |
I need another one to incubate the | |
Sound. What broke head, what a habit, | |
I need another and another one | |
The Ground. What a dead head, I think I' m dyin', | |
I think I' m dyin' for another one | |
The Sound. What a broke neck, what a lion, | |
I need another and another one | |
The Sound. What a cheap trick, | |
what a habit, what a habit when I need it yeah | |
The Sound. What a dead neck, what a lion, | |
I need another and another one | |
The Sound. What a cheap trick, | |
what a habit, I think I' m dyin' for | |
The Sound. What a dead neck, | |
what a habit, I think I' ll dig up and bury it in | |
Ground. What a broke head, | |
I think I' m dyin', I think dyin'. |