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What You Need Lyrics

How can I? How can I? How can I?
Get up, make a buck
Get up, make a buck
My race was bred on hash
My race was bred on hash
Get up, make a buck,
Get up, make a buck.
The stolen dark
Please don't

What you need
How can I?
What you need
How can I?
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Turn down a corner I
Been bleeding some itch
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How can I?
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An oven mitt
What you need for your verbose kitchen
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Present notebook for you
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A bit of Iggy Stooge.
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Whay you need
Reduced smoking habit
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Sex but not having it
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One face
Two face new
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Slippery shoes for your horrible feet
We're obsessed with
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What you need is to love her so much
What you need is us as pressure group
Out of reach
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On this we're all agreed
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One: Face with girl past
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Two: a profile that is low-key
And to meet your horrible new dad
With a grudge against me
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What you need
Is a censor for pals like these.
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What you need is
One. What face?
Two: face new
Three. Face mag for arse
Four. Three rules of audience
Five. Mug of Geoff Travis, framed
Six. The book Theft is Vision by the brothers Copeland.
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Finance luck
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Out of reach
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Get up, make a buck
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How can I?
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Cover art for What You Need lyrics by Fall, The

this song is based on an episode of the Twilight Zone of the same name about a peddler who knows what people need before they need it

Cover art for What You Need lyrics by Fall, The

"the book Theft Is Vision by the brothers Copeland" is a slam on the people at Mark Smith's first label.