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"No Jubilees" is a track by Manic Street Preachers, from the album Empty Souls (Single), released 10th January 2005. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 15 articles about Manic Street Preachers.
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[Verse 1] Empty, endless jubilees Reinforce our lost freedom, oh well With such little space to breathe Still subjects on our knees [Chorus] Provincial trilogies From the heart of our misery Make way for history Flickering like a long lost memory No jubilees [Verse 2] But in the excuse, there lies the message Is loneliness just an invention? The dream is escape, escape but a trap to fall Desires are fed but will never stop [Chorus] Provincial trilogies From the heart of our misery Make way for history Flickering like a long lost memory No jubilees [Chorus] Provincial trilogies From the heart of our misery Make way for history Flickering like a long lost memory No jubilees
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