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Got a feeling in my head
Feels like thunder overhead
Intoxicated, can't stop the flow
This love is poison, but it's like gold

Give me direction out of the fold
Show me affection, I'll sell ya' my soul

It's official, you're fantastic
You're so special (so special), so iconic (so iconic)
You're the focus (the focus), of attention (attention)
But you don't want it (you don't want it), cause you're so honest

If you break me, will you fix me?
And if I'm missing, will you miss me?
I'll regret it til' the day I die
Until you knew it was in my head

Feels like thunder, it's getting cold
This love is poison, but it's like gold

It's official, you're fantastic
You're so special (so special), so iconic (so iconic)
You're the focus (the focus), of attention (attention)
But you don't want it (you don't want it), cause you're so honest (you don't want it)

You don't want it

It's official, you're fantastic
You're so special (so special), so iconic (so iconic)
You're the focus (the focus), of attention (attention)
But you don't want it (you don't want it), cause you're so honest (you don't want it)

One of these days, one of these days
Right when you want me, baby, I'll be gone
Cause you're like plastic, you're artificial
You don't mean nothing, baby, so superficial
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Which hits harder?

a) This love is poison but it's like gold. You don't mean nothing, baby, so superficial b) The bass solo straight out of the Peter Hook bass-by-numbers handbook which tells us both: Who the the song is aimed at and that he isn't needed any more.

Ouch, like really ouch. Anyone got a song lyric aimed at an ex-member that's more biting?

@MaoZdongNCheek Nope, that's pretty much it...... I think Singularity may also have Peter Hook as the subject (it was originally called "Drop the Guitar.")

Cover art for Plastic lyrics by New Order

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