I know what you're thinking
But I'm not your property
No matter what you say
No matter what you say

Move along, there's nothing left to see
Just a body, nothing left to see

A couple more for breakfast
A little more for tea
Just to take the edge off
Just to take the edge off

Move along, there's nothing left to see
Just a body, pouring down the street

Move along, there's nothing left to see
Just a body, nothing left to see

Move along


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Gagging Order Lyrics as written by Edward John O'brien Colin Charles Greenwood

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    its very funny to see how people interpetate radiohead songs,, always with drugs and relationships... this song is about a man that was dying on the street,but still the people around didnt do anything.. thom yorke him self saw the man on the street.. the question is, what did thom do¿?

    torefgon March 05, 2007   Link

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