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Manic Street PreachersRelease date: 29th August 1994
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"This Is Yesterday- Live at the Astoria, December 1994" is a track by Manic Street Preachers, from the album The Holy Bible 20 (Deluxe), released 29th August 1994. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 15 articles about Manic Street Preachers.
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[Verse 1] Do not listen to a word I say Just listen to what I am keeping silent The only way to gain approval Is by exploiting the very thing that cheapens me [Chorus] And I stare at the sky And it leaves me blind I close my eyes And This Is Yesterday [Verse 2] Someone, somewhere, soon will take care of you I repent, I'm sorry, everything is falling apart Houses as ruins, and gardens as weeds Why do anything when you can forget everything [Chorus] And I stare at the sky And it leaves me blind I close my eyes And This Is Yesterday [Outro] This Is Yesterday...
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