Scuse Me

by Laptop Philharmonic

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At home on the pavement
Ragged and rough
'Scuse me a moment
Stop
Lemme interrupt

I've grown a bleeding heart for the first world and fortunate
I wanna play a part for the well-off and corporate

Just a second
Just a word
Just a penny
A coin
From your gold reserves

You've grown a feeble heart from the fat that they feed you
D'you wanna play apart from the mean kids that tease you?

And maybe you can
And maybe you will
Throw open your arms
And call me on in
And I'd share your burdens
I'd go out on a limb

'Scuse me a moment

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released November 1, 2016

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Laptop Philharmonic UK

Progressive, piano-led electronic music act. Survivor of 10 hours of brain surgery. Christian.

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