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Dick Casablancas

from I'll See Myself Out by Miyazaki!

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Somewhere far away I guess it's snowing
'Cause I'm three sheets to the wind when it's blowing
My mouth is foam and I would play on through the pain
But here the game's been called because of the rain

Somewhere far away, well, there may be
A cemetery where I may finally go to sleep
I hope they bury me like ancient royalty
So I won't have to want for nothing when I leave

I'll drift away, drift away over the ocean
Land somewhere far across the sea
I'll drift away, drift away, my body's so thin
It can't resist the gentle summer breeze

So close the door please, Chelsea
Before the wind gets in and takes this memory
I'm losing hold of something that never was
But it could have been...

Somewhere far away I guess it's snowing
'Cause I'm three sheets to the wind when it's blowing
I'll guzzle energy drinks 'til my heart explodes
And the blood soaks me from head to toe
But if I'm driving when this all unfolds
And I swerve straight off the road
Don't tie a ribbon 'round the tree that ended me

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from I'll See Myself Out, released April 15, 2016

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Miyazaki! Melbourne, Australia

Miyazaki! has a history way too long and complicated for a stupid punk band. We like to write good songs, play them and then finish up by talking about Star Wars until everyone loses interest. Excellent.

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