Target
from Crack First EP by OK Glass
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lyrics
off of your shirt
and later on we'll have dessert
gooseberry pie
i bet you'd look better on target
everything is better on target
a million clay pigeons would defend it
if they weren't the ones on target
john
i don't know what to do
i'm having second thoughts
i can't make mine go off
i tried pulling on the trigger but it won't shoot
i tried cleaning out the barrel but it won't shoot
and now i'm trying to remember if it was true
that when i'm pulling on the trigger it's supposed to
swab all of the spots
off of your yacht
and later on we'll all take shots
b-52s
i bet you'd look better on target
everything is better on target
a million clay pigeons would defend it
if they weren't the ones on target
credits
Written by OK Glass / Thomas Hughes - the first verse subsumes "Blink At Surprise" by Carol Cleveland Sings
Features Joms Tooper on drums
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Aug 2018
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The Cashmere Cassette
by Carol Cleveland SingsThomas of Carol Cleveland Sings graciously allowed me to use the first verse from his song "Blink At Surprise" in the song "Target." Fine frenetic bedroom pop, the nicest Geoff you'll ever meet.
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