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The Smashing Pumpkins have confirmed a London Gunnersbury Park show with Skunk Anansie
Alternative rock icons will headline London's Gunnersbury Park this August, with support from Skunk Anansie and White Lies.
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"For Martha (Mono)" is a track by The Smashing Pumpkins, from the album Adore (Super Deluxe), released 2nd June 1998. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 5 articles about The Smashing Pumpkins.
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[Instrumental Intro] Whenever I run Wherever I run to you, lost one It's never done Just hanging on The past has let me be Returning as a dream Shattered as belief If you have to go, don't say goodbye If you have to go, don't you cry If you have to go, I will get by Someday, I'll follow you and See you on the other side But for the grace of love I'd will the meaning of Heaven from above But for the grace of love I'd will the meaning of Heaven from above Your picture out of time Left aching in my mind Shadows kept alive If you have to go, don't say goodbye If you have to go, don't you cry If you have to go, I will get by I will follow you And see you on the other side [Instrumental Break] But for the grace of love I'd will the meaning of Heaven from above But for the grace of love I'd will the meaning of Heaven from above Long horses we are born Creatures more than torn Mourning our way home [Instrumental Outro]
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