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The free London show gathers Oasis lyrics, a Blur set list and the Astoria's original sign.
Lyrics
Animals we are Disposable, collapsible and raw In you go into some crowded room And animals that climb And they're climbing over you until you say Off you go, off you go
Animal I am And I'm looking for an answer just like you But I should know which way to turn An animal that runs And I ran away from you because I'm scared Now off you go, off you go
But if you're gonna go, go now But if you're gonna go, go now I forgot to tell you how So if you're gonna go Go now
Animal you are Disposable, defenceless yes and Watch your mouth, boys watch your mouth An animal that runs And I made all my excuses to you And I missed my chance by a stone's throw
And if you're gonna go, go now If you're gonna go, go now I forgot to tell you how So if you're gonna go Go now
Go now Go now Go now And I crumble Crumble and fall Crumble and fall like an animal I crumble Crumble and fall Crumble and fall like an animal Yes, I crumble Crumble and fall Crumble and fall like an animal Yes, I crumble Crumble and fall Crumble and fall like an animal
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"Animals" is a song by Coldplay from the album Clocks - Single, released in 2003. The song was written by Chris Martin, Coldplay, Guy Berryman, Jonny Buckland, Will Champion. It was produced by Coldplay, Ken Nelson.
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