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Civilian Stripes Lyrics by Divine Fits

A Thing Called Divine Fits

2012

Go and do what you want
You know you can always leave when the curtain drops
And you get tired, tired, tired
Out in the wind, passed down to the sky [?]
But you know that you never get it right, right, right
So it good?
Is it really good?
The quiet life
Early in the night
You went walking in your new civilian stripes
So is it good?
Is it really good?
Oh, is it good?
Is it really good?
The quiet life
You were looking fine
When you went walking in your new civilian stripes
You went walking in your new civilian stripes
You went walking in your new civilian stripes

About “Civilian Stripes” by Divine Fits

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"Civilian Stripes" appears on "A Thing Called Divine Fits" in 2012.

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