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Hello, My Treacherous Friends - Ok Go



     
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Advisory - the following lyrics contain explicit language:
Sitting for lunch in a square in this town
This town that I'm new to
New fellow from my new town sat me down
And explained it to meHow when I spin from him I spin from myself
The center can double the speed of the crust
Thank you, my treacherous friends
I'm cringing for myself when I cringe for youHello, my treacherous friends
And thank you for joining me here tonight
I brought you all here to discuss, as I must
How grateful I amHello, my treacherous friends

And thank you for joining me here tonight
I brought you all here to discuss, as I must
How grateful I am for your insightsWith regard to my newborn arachnid kids
There's something we must discuss
Perhaps we should sit them down and explain
How not to be savedPerhaps you could help me to demonstrate
How your center can keep up its sickening spin
Thank you, my treacherous friends
Perhaps for my children your surface will smileHello, my treacherous friends
And thank you for joining me here tonight
I brought you all here to discuss, as I must
The fate of my children, the spidersHello, my treacherous friends
And thank you for joining me here tonight
I brought you all here to discuss, as I must
How pleasant has beenHello, my treacherous friends
And thank you for joining me here tonight
I brought you all here to discuss, as I must
How pleasant has been this demise

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OK Go is an American indie rock band which formed in Chicago, Illinois, United States in 1998. The band consists of Damian Kulash (guitar, vocals), Tim Nordwind (bass), Andy Ross (guitar, keyboards), and Dan Konopka (drums). The band is best known for their singles "Get Over It", "A Million Ways", "Here It Goes Again" and "This Too Shall Pass" and for their high concept, low budget, one-shot music videos.

Read more about OK Go on Last.fm.


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