She's flying in the face of fashion now.
She seems to have a will of her own.
She's flying in the face of fashion now.
She seems to have it all chromed.
The time was going so frequently.
She said if I try harder again.
She's flying in the face of fashion now.
She sells the world annually to a friend.

She sings 'World, shut your mouth, shut your mouth.
Put your head back in the clouds and shut your mouth.
World, shut your mouth, shut your mouth.
Put your head back in the clouds and shut your mouth.'

She always used to live so secretly.
She'd be seen in and out of the sound.
She's taking on the role of the four winds now.
She's having tea there out in the crowd.
She's flying in the face of fashion now.
She seems to have a will of her own.
In lieu of what you're saying so frequently.
She seems to have, it all adds up.

She sings 'World, shut your mouth, shut your mouth.
Put your head back in the clouds and shut your mouth.
World, shut your mouth, shut your mouth.
Put your head back in the clouds and shut your mouth.'

She sings 'World, shut your mouth, shut your mouth.
Put your head back in the clouds and shut your mouth.
World, shut your mouth, shut your mouth.
Put your head back in the clouds and shut your mouth.'

'World, shut your mouth, shut your mouth.
Put your head back in the clouds and shut your mouth.
World, shut your mouth, shut your mouth.
Put your head back in the clouds and shut your mouth.'

'World, shut your mouth, shut your mouth.
Put your head back in the clouds and shut your mouth.
World, shut your mouth, shut your mouth.
Put your head back in the clouds and shut your mouth.'


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    I thought this was a very un-death cabish song, but loved it. not quite as much as their original ones, but they do make the song their own. What i don't like about it is it's very boybandish.

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