The Mountain Goats – Andrew Eldritch Is Moving Back To Leeds (Guitar)

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There's indifference on the wind, but a faint gust of hope

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At a club nobody goes to, with a musty velvet rope

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Guys in Motörhead jackets who knew him way back when

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Haven't raised a drink in years but now meet up again

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To remember how it was when they all thought they'd move away

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And ride in Lotus 7s through the London streets one day

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Nobody ever gets away

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Even the best of us come back some day

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To the unmarked rooms, where the dry dust breeds

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Andrew Eldritch is moving back to Leeds

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There's a rusted fog machine in a concrete storage space

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Letter-number combinations with no meaning on its face

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They won't make these anymore, it's a wooden coach-n-four

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No-one will even steal it if you leave it by the door

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No sign to mark it's going, no tombstone for its grave

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There will be goodbyes by dozens, so practice being brave

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No-one anticipates the rush

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The breezy feeling of the faceless crush

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At the end of things, where the salvage bleeds

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Andrew Eldritch is moving back to Leeds

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They don't throw him a parade, he just comes in on a train

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One suitcase in his hand and an old army backpack

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From the Second World War

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From a Leipzig secondhand store

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Pick the keys up from the agent, everything's been taken care of

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No big changes in the roadways since you've left that I'm aware of

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A few old buildings gone to dust and some new ones in the way

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They'll look just like the old ones when the winds have had their say

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See the children bound for London; you'll all be back too

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Everybody tests the membrane but no-one pushes through

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Come on boys that'll be enough

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You'd think your old friends wouldn't play so tough

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Like a basket by the Nile, hiding down among the reeds

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Andrew Eldritch is moving back to Leeds