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Transmission
00:46
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Plastic Heart
04:21
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Once upon a time, I was fine, I was having a good time.
Thought I'd take a chance, take a dance, take a walk on the line.
But now I see a plastic heart on my sleeve,
And if it's not real, maybe neither am I.
I've got a plastic heart in my heart
And it is beating and beating just like it were real.
When I was a girl, I could fly, and I didn't know why.
And I didn't care, not up there, not when I was so high.
But now I've got this plastic heart in my chest,
And it keeps thinking it's real, maybe it is.
I've got a plastic heart in my heart
And it is beating and beating just like it were real.
Once upon a time, I was fine, I was having a nice time.
Thought I'd take a stop, take a walk, take a walk off the line.
But now I've got this plastic heart in my heart,
And it keeps thinking it's real, maybe it is.
I've got a plastic heart in my heart
And it is beating and beating just like it were real.
When I was a girl, I could sing, I could do anything.
No one would find out, it was my secret to keep.
But now my plastic insides are coming out
And I am sure that everyone will see them.
I've got a plastic heart in my heart
And it is beating and beating and beating and...
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3. |
Pi
04:07
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4. |
Spacey Keys
01:57
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5. |
Monkey Brains
02:52
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6. |
Gordahn
03:18
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Cosmonauts
00:45
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9. |
This Town
03:43
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Wide Suitcase
02:32
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11. |
Five
02:55
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12. |
Anything You Want
02:26
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13. |
Good
03:09
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Electric Orchids is an Indie-Pop band from Kansas City, Mo
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