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Radiohead’s Ed O’Brien has released ‘Incantations’, the eight-minute psych-folk opener from his new album
It follows the previously shared title-track, which drew on themes of nature's restorative power.
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"Stupid Car" is a track by Radiohead. The track is 2:26 long. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 16 articles about Radiohead.
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It's funny how To drive your stupid car It's funny how 'Cause I never get that far And you put my brain in overload I can't change gear I cannot see the road You got concrete eyes And I cannot see your face And I failed in life 'Cause you crushed me with your hands And you put my brain in overload I can't change gears I cannot see the road
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