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gasoline rainbows

from pop psych 101 by The Doorman

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December 2003

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this story is about a cool girl named Meg White
leaving her house in the cold, cold night
with her last pencil she wrote:
"I will seek my soul abroad,
I will turn my head to the South,
nick a car and hit the road,
leave my brother on his own,
we are rock stars, we are known"

and suddenly she leaves the scene
fills the car with gasoline
steps on it and then she goes
starts to chase all the rainbows
Mary Kate and Ashley take a ride
never heard of her, Meg White
"I'm in a band and I do the drums and what do you do? You are twins?"
"Yes we are famous 'cause we're rich,
we played in Full House you stupid bitch
next to Bob Saget you might know,
he did that home videos in that show"
"Get the fuck out of my car, I don't wanna see you ever again, goddamnit!"

I've drawn the map, it's out of scale
I played the fairy in a fairy-tale
wanna shoot the apples off (of) your head
it's sad that you left the party without your party-hat
and read those magazines, they know we are looking for something really obscene and the sex tape is for free,
you can download all your wildest dreams
sleeping in a convertible, allowing the wolves to come near
in the hot sticky desert you were naked with your fears
you had to get out

[Demon Boognish:]
"yeah, yeah, yeah
hand me the car, hand me the keys goddamnit"

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from pop psych 101, released June 7, 2015

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The Doorman Dordrecht, Netherlands

Homerecorded lo-fi ballads, indie rock and other audio experiments. Influenced by GbV, Sebadoh, Sentridoh, Songs:Ohia and Aphex Twin!

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