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Mogwai Stole my Chord Progression

from Pangaea by The Anatomy of Frank

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Don’t call me a friend, that’s a cruel demotion
There are other fish swimming in your ocean
I think I’d prefer to be a ghost

When we moved on, only I moved on
You still thought about us after I was gone
I'll claw my way out of this house

I could strain some art out of this
But there are just too many lines here to sever
I gave up on flogging my back
But there’s a lot of room between not now and never
And I think I might just like this one better

Darling, you are happy, but I liked it more when
The thought of me made you lonely every morning
I'll claw my way out of this

Mogwai stole my chord progression
And left me only trite expressions

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from Pangaea, released July 16, 2013

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The Anatomy of Frank will record an album on every continent on earth. Europe is next. "The Anatomy of Frank blend the complexity of post-rock with the immediate likability of pop-rock to create music that will get stuck in your head without ever driving you crazy." - Pretty Much Amazing ... more

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