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North State New York Girls

from Experimental Deaths by Whitechapel

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lyrics

North state New York girls
have to wait all winter long
to get to have some fun
in the place where they belong.

And they know there is a sun
shining bright behind those clouds.
And they know there will be life
once the snow has melted down.

North state New York girls
love to hang in old cafés
and have with hipster friends
discussions on Baudelaire.

And they long for something new
‘cause they just get bored to death.
The clock’s hands creeping around
feel just like their dying breath.

It’s like you’ve been left behind. That
ain’t fair, it’s true.
A snort of coke just for the thrills since that
there’s nothing else to do.

And they long for shiny skies
while the snow is pouring down.
And they hate Manhattan girls
‘cause it seems they own the world.
And they dream of swimming tracks
staring at Cayuga’s shore.
I’d like
that there were something else to do
for those deadweight in the snow.
Just something else to do.

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from Experimental Deaths, released August 11, 2010

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