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M​.​A​.​D

from Dummies by NOW ZERO

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I see you every morning
On the Brighton train
The morning kicks in
Like the ghost of a growing pain
As you glance at me over your coffee
You’re the kind of girl that always breaks my heart
I’m the kind of guy that...
Don’t get me started
When I fall there’s simply no stopping me
If you keep looking at me that way
I can’t be held account table for my actions
This could be the start of something big
Like our mutually assured destruction
The same guy always sits next to you
In a permanent state of meltdown
You’re sympathetic
But your deadpan answers nearly crack me up
You wear that same great coat in all weathers
You’ve got a drop dead sense of style
Just a shade of a smile from you
Is almost too much for me
If you keep looking at me that way
I can’t be held account table for my actions
This could be the start of something big
Like our mutually assured destruction
After an age of ‘hello’ and ‘goodbye’
Or sharing a shrug at the state of the weather
I thought I’d better try to talk to you
The train’s at the station
You get up to leave
A sudden lurch
My hands on your sleeve to steady you
And the bomb goes off
If you keep looking at me that way
I can’t be held account table for my actions
This could be the start of something big
Like our mutually assured destruction

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from Dummies, released December 8, 2023
Words and music by Windmill

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Named after the JG Ballard short story about an author who can literally write a death sentence.
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