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Huey Alabaster

from We Wilt, We Bloom by Onsind

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This song is not based on a true story.

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Huey Alabaster,
Give em what their after,
Sitting in a lonely cell,
Thinking hells not half as bad as feeling this,

Huey Alabaster,
Never moved faster,
Tied it up tight with string,
All the things you miss from home,
Stuff like rowing with your sister,
Going round and round the one-way system,

Nicked for nowt,
Playing look out,
Never hurt a fly,
Always paid your taxes,

But in your sights,
Sirens and lights,
You shouted ‘everyone get out’
No, not everyone got out.

No not everyone got out,
No not everyone got out,
No not everyone got out,
No not everyone got out,
In the end you drew a blank,
The anarchist who robbed a bank,
And somehow fucked it up and now,
You’ve got time to think about how,

No not everyone got out,
No not everyone got out.
You’ve got time to think about how,
No not everyone got out,

And all the things you miss from home,
Stuff like rowing with your sister,
Going round and round the one-way system.

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from We Wilt, We Bloom, released November 17, 2017

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