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Live ~ Gas Hed Goes West


If I was half alive Then you were dead Subsistin' on that same old bread It's the memory that hides The whole wide world It's the gas hed's love of america It's the memory that hides Take your photographs back For the love of all gods Our gas hed marches on Our gas hed marches on He's a bonified man A star amongst his clan And the only one that let me ride It's the memory that dies Our gas hed was right When they lanced his skull There was puss and light It's the memory that dies So take your photographs back For the love of all gods Our gas hed marches on Our gas hed marches It's the memory that dies And make your photographs black For the love of all gods Our gas hed marches on Our gas hed marches on It's the memory that dies So take your photographs back For the love of all gods Our gas hed marches on Our gas hed marches Gas hed is on the radio, radio, radio Gas hed is on the radio, radio, radio more free lyrics

If I was half alive
Then you were dead
Subsistin' on that same old bread

It's the memory that hides
The whole wide world
It's the gas hed's love of america

It's the memory that hides
Take your photographs back
For the love of all gods
Our gas hed marches on
Our gas hed marches on

He's a bonified man
A star amongst his clan
And the only one that let me ride

It's the memory that dies
Our gas hed was right
When they lanced his skull
There was puss and light

It's the memory that dies
So take your photographs back
For the love of all gods
Our gas hed marches on
Our gas hed marches

It's the memory that dies
And make your photographs black
For the love of all gods
Our gas hed marches on
Our gas hed marches on

It's the memory that dies
So take your photographs back
For the love of all gods
Our gas hed marches on
Our gas hed marches

Gas hed is on the radio, radio, radio
Gas hed is on the radio, radio, radio

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