Blur - Coffee & TV Lyrics
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Coffee & TV
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What Are The Lyrics For Coffee & TV By Blur?
Do you feel like a chain store?
Practically floored One of many zeros Kicked around, bored Your ears are full but you're empty Holding out your heart To people who never really Care how you are So give me coffee and TV, peacefully I've seen so much, I'm going blind And I'm brain-dead virtually Sociability Is hard enough for me Take me away from this big, bad world And agree to marry me So we can start over again Do you go to the country? It isn't very far There's people there who will hurt you 'Cause of who you are Your ears are full of their language There's wisdom there you're sure 'Til the words start slurring And you can't find the door So give me coffee and TV, peacefully I've seen so much, I'm going blind And I'm brain-dead virtually Sociability Is hard enough for me Take me away from this big bad world And agree to marry me So we can start over again So give me coffee and TV, peacefully I've seen so much, I'm going blind And I'm brain-dead virtually Sociability Is hard enough for me Take me away from this big bad world And agree to marry me So we can start over again Oh, we can start over again Oh, we can start over again Oh, we can start over again Oh, we can start over again |
Who Wrote Coffee & TV By Blur?
David Alexander De Horne Rowntree, Damon Albarn, Graham Coxon, Steven Alexander James
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What's The Duration Of The Coffee & TV By Blur?The duration of Coffee & TV is 5:08 minutes and seconds. |
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