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BETWEEN THE THIS AND THE THAT
(Craig Anderson)
Verse 1
There is a road to a compromising
A little na-na-na-na-not to my liking
To the ones who are “do or dying”
Standing in line
Need a place for a new beginning
And maybe ma-ma-ma-ma-ma-mama’s waiting
A place for a new beginning
for the mind
Bridge
So where can you go? Where can you go?
Where can you go while you’re standing in line?
Chorus
So what do you do? Remember where you’re at
So where do you go? Between the this and the that
So what do you do? Get this monkey off your back
In your mind, in your mind, in your mind
Verse 2
No room for a wheel barrel
‘Cause the road’s a na-na-na-na-na-narrow
Moving a-slowly down through the line
No time for contemplation
And a na-na-na-na-no rearranging
Moving slowly forward
to the prize
Bridge
So where can you go? Where can you go?
Where can you go while you’re standing in line?
Chorus
So what do you do? Remember where you’re at
So where do you go? Between the this and the that
So what do you do? Get this monkey off my back
In my mind - in my mind - in my mind
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Plaid Blimp TV Show
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PLAID BLIMP TV SHOW
(Craig Anderson)
Verse 1
Here everything’s broken
It’s there for you to decide
Their gods have spoken
Now you’re watching 2 worlds collide
Turn it off, turn it on, plug it in, check the time
It’s the…
Chorus
Plaid Blimp TV Show
The Plaid Blimp TV Show
Oh yeah, oh yeah (4x)
Verse 2
How did we survive disco?
Amazing how the clueless survive
A giant squid invades ‘Frisco
Learn how to hate your parents and lie
Turn it off, turn it on, plug it in, check the time
It’s the…
Chorus
Plaid Blimp TV Show
The Plaid Blimp TV Show
Oh yeah, oh yeah
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Play Hot Lava is taking listeners on a sonic joy ride - rolling out fresh, original, infectious power-pop in the tradition of Big Star, Cheap Trick, the Pretenders or REM.
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