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Analog Days
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Let’s take it way back to ‘95 when
We were wet behind the ears, stiff in the pants
Taking all the candy that we desired
Never had a hard time finding a partner to dance
Now we are older, hearts gone colder, hair on the shoulders, life throws boulders
Sleeping on land mines, waiting for the right time
To have a little talk with myself
[chorus]
Our cassette was the shit so
We made a run of 100 then
It began to blow up
Dubbed over and over again, oh yeah!
To say we grew up is an overstatement
There’s a magic that delays it, skilled sleight of hand
Public drunkenness, I guess you got the gist
Never concerned with who we pissed off or where we pissed
Days get longer, life gets awkward, friends go off with significant others
Times get strange and people get stranger
Need to have a little time for myself
[repeat chorus]
I want it, I need it bad
I want to go back
I want it, I need it bad
Give it to me over and over again
[repeat chorus]
I want it, I need it bad
I want to go back (repeat 3x)
I just want to go back
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Yeasayers
03:34
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Yeah
No
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