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"Soft Shock" is a track by Yeah Yeah Yeahs, from the album It’s Blitz!, released 2009. The track is 3:53 long. It's filed under Alternative. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 13 articles about Yeah Yeah Yeahs.
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Unknown, talk to unknown Ever, lasts forever Well, it's a sharp shock to your soft side Summer moon catch your shut eye In your room, in my room In your room, in my room Louder, lips speak louder Better back together Still it's a sharp shock to your soft side Summer moon catch your shut eye In my room, in your room In my room, in your room What's the time, what's the day; gonna leave me What's the time, what's the day; gonna leave me What's the time, what's the day; gonna leave me What's the time, what's the day; gonna leave me out Leave me out, leave me out, leave me out
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