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Dead Against Smoking Lyrics

You sleep like a kid with one hand stuck fast to the side of your face.
Backside in the air, mouth half open, but still filled with grace.
And you seem so happy as your skin turns the colour of a violet-golden sky.
It cuts me up when we fight and go to bed facing opposite sides.

You're like gasoline. You're like the willow tree. You're like a split-screen.
But you're the green in me.

And you smoke when you're hurt or bored or out with friends, but I don't mind.
Who cares if the big seat comes? We're young, we're having some lovely times.
You frown as the clouds bring you down, drop you to your knees and scream "Oh, my God".
But you really shouldn't bother, there's bigger things going on you little sod.

You're like gasoline. You're like the willow tree. You're like a split-screen.
But you're the green in me.

You're like gasoline. You're like the willow tree. You're like a split-screen.
But you're the green in me.
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craiglindsay On Sep 24, 2009
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Cover art for Dead Against Smoking lyrics by Brother Louis Collective

This song is absolutely beautiful. I fell in love with the Brother Louis Collective when I saw the supporting the Guillemots at the Glasgow Carling Academy (as was) a couple of years ago, and saw them again at T in the Park this year.

I think it's "Who cares if the big 'C' comes?" though, as opposed to 'seat'. Would make more sense with the theme of the song anyway.

 
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