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Pretending to See the Future - Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark



     
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Avoiding this is like avoiding a plague
We can't understand the advances we made
We've tried to resist but it's so hard to say no
We're pretending to see what the future will holdWe appear to be in control of our fate
Just like soldiers believe they're in control of a war
But its moving so fast we cannot see what we've done
We're losing our eyes just to say that we've wonMy mind's made up, my heart is broke
My fortune's is made me and I feel so choked
I can't understand how we could ever believe
The things we asked for but never receivedWe never understood the times we asked
The way we wasted all that passed
This neglect is final it's a stage we must endure
To ever hope to see the firstMy mind's made up about the things we did
We never saw we believed we couldn't say what we missedMy mind's made up, my heart is broke
My fortune's is made me and I feel so choked
I can't understand how we could ever believe
The things we asked for but never receivedBy making noises which we cannot control
The things we hoped that we'd never forgo

We appear to be in control of our fateJust like soldiers believe they're in control of a war
But it's moving so fast we cannot see what we've done
We're losing our eyes just to say that we've wonMy mind's made up, my heart is broke
My fortune's is made me and I feel so choked
I can't understand how we could ever believe
The things we asked for but never received

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Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark (often abbreviated to OMD) is a synthpop group whose founding members are originally from the Wirral, United Kingdom. OMD record for Virgin Records (originally for Virgin's DinDisc subsidiary). The group was founded in 1978 by Andy McCluskey and Paul Humphreys, after they had been involved in several bands, including The Id. Later drummer Malcolm Holmes and saxophonist Martin Cooper joined.

Read more about Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark on Last.fm.


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