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Pavement to release first new song in 25 years on documentary soundtrack
The band will release their first song since 1999 as part of a new documentary film's soundtrack.
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"Elevate Me Later" is a track by Pavement, from the album Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain, released 14th February 1994. The track is 2:51 long. It's filed under Alternative. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 5 articles about Pavement.
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Well, you greet the tokens and stamps Beneath the fake oil burnin' lamps In the city we forgot to name The concourse is four-wheeled shame And the courthouse's double-breast I'd like to check out your public protests Why you complaining? Ta! Those who sleep with electric guitars Range rovin' with the cinema stars And I wouldn't want to shake their hands 'Cause they're in such a high protein land Because there's forty different shades of black So many fortresses and ways to attack So why you complaining? Ta!
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The film offers an intimate look at the band's reunion tour preparations.
The cover coincides with her summer tour dates.
Due to arrive on 12th August via Matador, it will include a replica of the original demo cassette the band sent out to prospective record label.
The news comes alongside a new video for 'Harness Your Hopes', starring Yellowjackets' Sophie Thatcher.
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