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Diana Slowburner II Lyrics by The American Analog Set

New Drifters

1996

Foolish in believing that
Your conscience will remain intact
I'm wondering if we're doing all we can
We are
Consciences lie unguarded
And foolishness is in demand
But all of our friends come down to lend a hand
To us

About “Diana Slowburner II” by The American Analog Set

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"Diana Slowburner II" appears on "New Drifters" in 1996.

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