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Track : Chapter 22 (continued): "Arthur put Dire Straits on the stereo."

Artist : Douglas Adams

Album : The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: The Complete 'Trilogy' of Five Volumes

Chapter 22 (continued): "Arthur put Dire Straits on the stereo." by Douglas Adams from album The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: The Complete 'Trilogy' of Five Volumes

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Talk Talk
Its My Life
The Last Time (4 22)
(Mark Hollis / Ian Curnow)
One by one
Every courtesy is gone
And the show begins
Bring on the clowns
Pain is quiet
I've laughed at silence
For the last time
Let the show begin
For the last time
Sometimes one
Sometimes each of us is wrong
But the show begins
Bring on the clowns
Blind to reason
These eyes are dreaming
For the last time
Let the show begin
For the last time
Let the show begin
Bring on the clowns
Smiling sweetly
Doubt may leave me
For the last time
Let the show begin
For the last time
Let the show begin
For the last time

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