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I get up and all I've got on my mind is thinking up brand new chords
Then Fred Hampton comes on and takes it all back it brings me back to earth
Sha - no - ma everything I knew and loved about you
Sha - no - ma so I could get through I've put them all away
Loss leaders, yeah, it's just the sounds that you make go right inside of me
It makes us immortal like god cannibal club takes all our icons on
Sha - no - ma everything I knew and loved about you
Sha - no - ma so I could get through I've put them all up
Sha - no - ma tears fell down inside
Fred tried to change their ways 'til he got some bullet holes now he lives in outer space
Fred tried to change their ways 'til he got some bullet holes now he lives in outer space
Then Fred Hampton comes on and takes it all back it brings me back to earth
Sha - no - ma everything I knew and loved about you
Sha - no - ma so I could get through I've put them all away
Loss leaders, yeah, it's just the sounds that you make go right inside of me
It makes us immortal like god cannibal club takes all our icons on
Sha - no - ma everything I knew and loved about you
Sha - no - ma so I could get through I've put them all up
Sha - no - ma tears fell down inside
Fred tried to change their ways 'til he got some bullet holes now he lives in outer space
Fred tried to change their ways 'til he got some bullet holes now he lives in outer space
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Fred Hampton was the leader of the Black Panther Party. I guess the first line talks about what music really means and how it temporarily separates us from our troubles.The rest of the song is pretty confusing but obviously "Loss Leaders" is a reference to Fred Hampton and how he was assassinated, something the last line talks about. I don't completely understand the chorus
one of the most underappreciated spoon songs. unbelievable melody.
this so reminds me of The Replacements...