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Radium Girl
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When will you give it a kick?
When you'll be driven to spit!
Connect the dots to the tick of the clocks
until I can see you glowing.
The gate is opening wide,
Don't let them make you take sides,
Throw all your fire in a bucket of wires
until I can see you glowing.
Radium Girl
I can see you glowing in the mirror.
That's one way to light up the world.
When I turn into a fox,
I'll wander all 'round the block.
Hunting for birds and
forgetting my words,
until I don't wanna know.
The gate is opening wide,
Don't let them make you take sides,
Throw all your fire in a bucket of wires
until I can see you glowing.
Radium Girl
I can see you glowing in the mirror.
That's one way to light up the world.
You did all you can,
and now you sold your bones to the company man.
You did all you can,
and now you glow your bones for the company man.
When I turn into a fox,
I'll wander all 'round the block.
Hunting for birds and
forgetting my words,
until I don't wanna know.
You did all you can,
and now you sold your bones to the company man.
You did all you can,
and now you glow your bones for the company man.
That's one way to light up the world.
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Roman Candles Charlotte, North Carolina
Daniel Jackson - Drums, Vox
Justin Kent - Guitars, Vox
Grey Revell - Vox, Guitars
Rodney Wallin - Bass Guitar, Vox
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