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Alice Donut ~ Lost In Place


We took the wrong way in We took the wrong way out We took the wrong way in We took the wrong way out Patience Hesitation Quiet anticipation Desperation Calculation Premeditation There's a rope in the shed There's a car on the lawn There's a knife in the sink And the tv is on There's a man with a knife There's a car on the lawn There's a rope in the shed And the tv is on There's a rope in the car There's a knife on the lawn There's a man by the sink And the tv is on There's a knife in the shed There's a rope on the lawn There's a man in the car And the tv is on Patience Hesitation Quiet anticipation Desperation Calculation Everything we say along the way gets Lost in... We took the wrong way in We took the wrong way out more free lyrics

We took the wrong way in
We took the wrong way out
We took the wrong way in
We took the wrong way out

Patience
Hesitation
Quiet anticipation
Desperation
Calculation
Premeditation

There's a rope in the shed
There's a car on the lawn
There's a knife in the sink
And the tv is on

There's a man with a knife
There's a car on the lawn
There's a rope in the shed
And the tv is on

There's a rope in the car
There's a knife on the lawn
There's a man by the sink
And the tv is on

There's a knife in the shed
There's a rope on the lawn
There's a man in the car
And the tv is on

Patience
Hesitation
Quiet anticipation
Desperation
Calculation
Everything we say along the way gets
Lost in...

We took the wrong way in
We took the wrong way out

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