Video: PS22 Chorus "Flying Dutchman" [Tori Amos cover]
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- Category: Culture
- Created on Monday, 24 August 2009 07:00
- Written by PS22 Chorus
Lyrics:
Hey kid, I've got a ride for you. They say, your brain is a comic book tattoo And you'll never be anything. What will you do with your life, oh, That's all you hear from noon til night.
Take a trip on a rocket ship, baby, where the sea is the sky. I know the guy who runs the place and he's out of sight. Flying Dutchman are you out there? Flying Dutchman are you out there, Flying Dutchman?
Straight suits, they don't understand. She tried that one with the alligator boots but the other side drew her in. Heart falling fast when she left, even the Milky Way was dressed in black.
Take a trip on a rocket ship, baby, where the sea is the sky. I know the guy who runs the place and he's out of sight. Flying Dutchman are you out there? Flying Dutchman are you out there, Flying Dutchman?
'Cause they can't see what you're born to be. They can see me. They can't be What they can't believe. They can see what you see.
They keep the boys spinning in their own little world. Tie him up so he won't say a word. They keep the boys spinning in their own little world. So afraid he'll be what they never were.
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Guest (Tell No Lies)
PermalinkI trust that everyone here has already seen this one:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u_tcE4rWovI0 Like -
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Guest (future's ours)
PermalinkI just want to say that in this website we see ardorous communist debates (trying to find the hard road ahead), we see imperialist plunders (so nasty and ugly, but things that we should know in order to understand our reality). And we see good people killed by them, like George Jackson (And Dylan's song is so moving).
But it is so good to see also positive things like these songs. They really fill my soul again.0 Like
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