The Convalescent Manic Street Preachers
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[Verse 1]
My bedroom wall recalls what's in my head
A collage constructed and constantly fed
Goya mixes Picasso, but it's hardly Spain
Look through the window, pissing down with rain
[Pre-Chorus 1]
Lovely labradors outnumber musicians
Bonnie and Clyde have made their good intentions
Pity poor Payne Stewart in a death bubble
But what a swing and so much bottle
[Chorus 1]
So, I convalesce, and I ease the stress
Because DNA means does not accept
So, I convalesce, and I ease the stress
Because DNA means does not accept
[Verse 2]
Kleenex kitchen towels and Teletext TV
My favourite inventions of the twentieth century
Haile Gebrselassie looks so sweet and young
Eyes quickly shift to Jack Kevorkian
[Pre-Chorus 2]
Uneven and tidal, all with exit policies
Followed by anti-ballistic migraines
And Brian Warner has a tasty little ass
Scared of cash machines and the Mardi Gras
My bedroom wall recalls what's in my head
A collage constructed and constantly fed
Goya mixes Picasso, but it's hardly Spain
Look through the window, pissing down with rain
[Pre-Chorus 1]
Lovely labradors outnumber musicians
Bonnie and Clyde have made their good intentions
Pity poor Payne Stewart in a death bubble
But what a swing and so much bottle
[Chorus 1]
So, I convalesce, and I ease the stress
Because DNA means does not accept
So, I convalesce, and I ease the stress
Because DNA means does not accept
[Verse 2]
Kleenex kitchen towels and Teletext TV
My favourite inventions of the twentieth century
Haile Gebrselassie looks so sweet and young
Eyes quickly shift to Jack Kevorkian
[Pre-Chorus 2]
Uneven and tidal, all with exit policies
Followed by anti-ballistic migraines
And Brian Warner has a tasty little ass
Scared of cash machines and the Mardi Gras
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