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Beck has announced two orchestral shows at London's Royal Albert Hall this April
Beck will perform two shows at London's Royal Albert Hall in April, featuring symphonic arrangements with the BBC Concert Orchestra.
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"Do We? We Do" is a track by Beck, from the album Song Reader, released 6th December 2012. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 7 articles about Beck.
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Do we ever want to take the low road? Do we ever just want to say we're through? Do we want to lock the door and throw away the key? Do we? We do Do we want to just look on the dark side? Do we want to wallow in the mire? Do we want to feel the world's against us? Do we? Yes, we do Do we think it's sometimes just a nuisance And other times a travesty to all Who've tried, but only fallen to ruins With their broken backs up against the wall Do we want to say it's just a fool's game That no one but the wickedest can win? And do we want to play it with our last dime? Oh do we? We do Do we want to say that things are changing? And they're only changing for the worse? And do we want to drink while the ship's sinking? Singing our lord's praises like a curse Do we want the enemy's misfortunes To rain down like a million rotten eggs Down upon the crown of creation? Do we? We do
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