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They say he was a master of medical mimicry
It's safe to say he knew his way around a suppository
It was a crime against human ability
A dedicated follower of fashioning misery
And people like you and me
Lived in the vicinity
We looked the other way
We lived in buildings next to the hospital
We could not quite see
They say he was a master of medical mimicry
It's safe to say he knew his way around a suppository
It was a crime against human ability
A dedicated follower of fashioning misery
And people like you and me
Lived in the vicinity
We looked the other way
We lived in buildings next to the cemetery
We could not quite see
And if you should ask us I don't think we would know
They say he was a master of medical mimicry
It's safe to say he knew his way around a suppository
It was a crime against human ability
A dedicated follower of fashioning misery
Dedicated
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There's a man who likes to sit and watch the world go by he'd like to change it but stuff could happen if he tried
Sometimes he laughs and sometimes he cries and sometime he doesn't bother to emote at all
Sometimes he eats rice and vegetables
Sometimes he eats vegetable rice
He much prefers the former
He says the sound tastes nice
Sometimes he'll use a spoon sometimes he'll use a fork and sometimes he will just eat it with his hands
This chaos takes a lot of patience
All he wanted was to reset
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The Holy Orders Hull, UK
"Just when you've had it with Strokes/Interpol/Editors soundalikes along come The Holy Orders and restore your faith in
indie guitar music" Tom Robinson (BBC 6music)
The Holy Orders were first told that their amps were too loud in 2006.
Since then, the four-piece from Hull have divided the opinions of many sound engineers.
The Holy Orders continue to be loud.
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