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"The Convalescent" is a track by Manic Street Preachers, from the album Know Your Enemy, released 19th March 2001. It's filed under Rock. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 15 articles about Manic Street Preachers.
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[Verse 1] My bedroom wall recalls what's in my head A collage constructed and constantly fed Goya mixes Picasso, but it's hardly Spain Look through the window, pissing down with rain [Pre-Chorus 1] Lovely labradors outnumber musicians Bonnie and Clyde have made their good intentions Pity poor Payne Stewart in a death bubble But what a swing and so much bottle [Chorus 1] So, I convalesce, and I ease the stress Because DNA means does not accept So, I convalesce, and I ease the stress Because DNA means does not accept [Verse 2] Kleenex kitchen towels and Teletext TV My favourite inventions of the twentieth century Haile Gebrselassie looks so sweet and young Eyes quickly shift to Jack Kevorkian [Pre-Chorus 2] Uneven and tidal, all with exit policies Followed by anti-ballistic migraines And Brian Warner has a tasty little ass Scared of cash machines and the Mardi Gras [Chorus 1] So, I convalesce, and I ease the stress Because DNA means does not accept So, I convalesce, and I ease the stress Because DNA means does not accept [Verse 3] Alberto Juantorena, uniquely in his field These are the things that That make you feel Klaus Kinski with love off Werner Herzog Scream until the war is over Scream until the war is over [Pre-Chorus 3] Srebrenica, cousin of Treblinka Scream until the war is over War is over And Dante's Inferno slides into dysmorphia So, scream until the war is over [Chorus 2] So, I convalesce, and I ease the stress Because DNA means does not accept So, I rehabilitate, and get my body straight Because nothing fits like it used to fit
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