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Nimesulide EG

from Plato's Summer Stars by Tiny Tide

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Sad enough to say my bones ache didn’t go on vacation as well. This is a song about being slave of physical pains and dreaming of redemption from any kind of restriction. I bought Of Montreal “Black Lion Massacre that day, and maybe I was a little bit influenced by that, still I find some parts of Nimesulide very Lennonesque. I don’t know where that voice came out from. I didn’t use my Lennonesque tone since 1999.

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I haven’t slept all night
the pain was too much
except for that small part
where I came for your heart

And while my bones did ache
Not a thing I couldn’t make
You know it was a mere
but I took all that I could take

I was bannedbanned elsewhere, but not here
It was easy, easy all the way but here
You were present for a moment, for a day
I was taken right before the expiry date

So time came to wake up
head was still a mess
my brain cut in small parts
extra beats pumped in my heart

And while I couldn’t wait
All I needed was a break
You know that I could melt
If I can’t take care for my health

I was banned
banned elsewhere, but not here
It was easy, easy all the way but here
You were present for a moment, for a day
I was taken right before the expiry date

anti-diabetes, anti-infection
anti-biotics, anti-hypertension
anti-jokes,and anti-choke
and andti-bodies, anti-dote
anti-gen, anti-christ
anti-climax, anti-missile
anti-freeze, anti-smog
anti-pode.anti-social
just anti

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from Plato's Summer Stars, released August 22, 2011

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