
The 1975's Ross MacDonald is pushing himself to the limit for music therapy
Ross MacDonald is trading stadiums for saddle sores as he cycles 1,100 miles from Land's End to John O'Groats to raise funds for Nordoff and Robbins.
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Yeah, yeah loving someone Oh, oh, loving someone Yeah, you should be loving someone Oh, oh, loving someone Yeah, you should be- My heart is telling me the telly isn't telling me anything I need, but it needs to keep selling me Besides celebrities lacking in integrity Holding up the status quo instead of showing the kids That they matter, who are they gonna batter next? Just keep holding their necks and keep selling them sex It's better if we keep them perplexed It's better if we make them want the opposite sex Disenfranchised young criminal minds in a car park beside Where your nan resides are not slow They've just never been shown that you should be- Loving someone Oh, oh, loving someone Yeah, you should be loving someone Oh, oh, loving someone Oh, oh We're all human, we're just like you man We're sentient or something or other I can't remember, whatever We shouldn't have people afloat If it were safer on the ground, we wouldn't be on a boat Charlatan telepathy exploiting insecurity and praying on the purity Of grief and its simplicity but I know that maybe I'm too skeptical Even Guy Debord needed spectacles, you see I'm the Greek economy of cashing intellectual cheques And I'm trying to progress, but instead of selling sex And I think I should be- Loving someone Oh, oh, loving someone Yeah, you should be loving someone Oh, oh, loving someone Yeah, you should be loving someone Oh, oh, loving someone Yeah, you should be loving someone Oh, oh, loving someone Yeah, you should be I am forever in alongside the boys in jumpers On bikes from schools and cars With autumn leaves falling sparse across the mid-afternoon She blazed about how Cultural language is an operating system A simple interface rendered feeble and listless When tested with divinity or a true understanding Of the human condition I never did understand, the duality of art and reality Living life and treating it as such but with a certain disconnect To touch that cajoles at the artist with comfort and abandon And between the spires and rolling roofs of the white city That orange, English light cast only one, singular shadow For you are not beside but within me Loving someone Oh, oh, loving someone Yeah, you should be loving someone Oh, oh, loving someone Yeah, you should be loving someone Oh, oh, loving someone Yeah, you should be loving someone Oh, oh, loving someone Oh, oh
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Ross MacDonald is trading stadiums for saddle sores as he cycles 1,100 miles from Land's End to John O'Groats to raise funds for Nordoff and Robbins.

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