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Can't Get Arrested
02:50
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Yelling into a vacuum
Not a sound makes its way out
These words never ever will get heard
Doesn't matter how hard I try
Throw my hands up high to the sky
But the lines have all been tested
These results just in, the evidence shows
That I cannot get arrested
I cannot get arrested
Doesn't matter how hard I've tried
Bury the self doubt
Share all the shout-outs
You would laugh if you didn't cry
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Never mind all this will pass
Just like everything else
In the merest blink of an eye
He too will be gone
When the universe decides to take back
If we could we'd look back and laugh
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I Don't Need Anyone
01:56
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I don't need anyone
Believe me
I don't need anyone
Come around here bothering me
It's a road I've trodden on before
These sticks and stones won't hurt my feet anymore
I don't need anyone
Read my lips
Everything I want is right here at my fingertips
So please don't waste your worries or your breath
From this day on
I don't need anyone
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The Tall Boy Scarborough, UK
The Tall Boy has been on a journey from obscure solo artiste through groovy Glasgow four-piece to washed-up-in-Scarborough ageing solo act. The dream lives on.
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