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Full on Idle Lyrics by The Amps

Pacer

1995

Say you're one man's taste
"Want what?" Fall and break
We've seen the dream, folks, in our day
What? Fought The Father the Pope
Finally sent away
Warden, lock it
Free love's fought our battles thru the day
We were full on idle
A lot of them say
"Obey your colorist
Bleach it all away
Free reign, good rest
Break, every brunette in the way
When we're full on idle
A lot of them say
"Obey your violence"
Well, It's kinda late
Say you're one man's date
Want WHAT? fall and break
We were full on idle
A lot of them say
"Obey your violence
Look close-
Hate
Tide all white
Row on the glass surf
He pulled the paddle
Okay with me
In silence
What I'd like to do
With your violin
And it's bow
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About “Full on Idle” by The Amps

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"Full on Idle" is credited to The Amps. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"Full on Idle" appears on "Pacer" in 1995.

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