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Good thieves of burning cars
Encircle poisoned rivers, minds and hearts
Horses want to dance
But find their wings are damaged, water damaged
Gold is selling out
So hurry, mighty ocean's rising fast
A big man with a plan
Has got a storm a coming, monster coming
From Atlantis to Interzone
You start on the edge and you end on your own
From Atlantis to Interzone
You start on the edge and you end on your own
We're fragments of fiction
Your dead man, half alive
Who hangs from helping numbers, one to five
His ears, pricked with the knife
Hears that the east are coming, west are coming
From gravity's rainbow
The axis here is still unknown
The children's faces glow
The wasteland guides them, wasteland guides them
From Atlantis to Interzone
You start on the edge and you end on your own
From Atlantis to Interzone
You start on the edge and you end on your own
From Atlantis to Interzone
You start on the edge and you end on your own
We're fragments of fiction
Lyrics submitted by Miss_Misery
Track duration: 03:16
"Atlantis to Interzone" as written by Jamie Oliver Jack Reynolds, James Nicholas Righton, Simon Lee Campbell Taylor-davies
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
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obviously.
The big man and his plan is referring to another flood, a la Noah's ark.
Better than the original Klaxons song too, sorry2say.
amazing song cant wait to see them in newcaslte tomorrow!!!
the writing style is a perfectly emulated example of burrough's work.
i didn't like this band until i heard this song, i gained a lot of respect