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"Look at My Furrows of Worry" is a track by Foals, from the album Try This On Your Piano - Single, released 27th March 2006. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 20 articles about Foals.
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[Instrumental Intro] [Verse] Can you press me a pillow? Consonants closed God made it all impact Explode, gravity's savage No tombstone glow The final shaped feeling they’d corrode [Instrumental Outro]
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