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If The Walls Could Talk

from Where We Are Today by Paint

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[Verse 1]

Scandals and love affairs
The Gospel According to Error
Police with trigger fingers
As the camera's heads roll dead
The asshole no one sees
Casanova begging, "please,"
The bath than drowned the singer

[Pre-Chorus]

That's how the story goes
Can't see or hear or know

[Chorus]

What would they say if the walls could talk?
They'd tell you things you could never, ever make up
What would they say if the walls could talk today?

[Verse 2]

Did Courtney kill Cobain?
What became of Richey James?
"Happy birthday, Mr. President
Happy birthday to you!"
"A gentlе overdose,"
Superman in comatosе
Lee family's "accidents,"

[Pre-Chorus]

That's how the story goes
Can't see or hear or know

[Chorus]

What would they say if the walls could talk?
They'd tell you things you could never, ever make up
What would they say if the walls could talk today?

[Chorus]

What would they say if the walls could talk?
They'd tell you things you could never, ever make up
What would they say if the walls could talk today?
What would they say if the walls could talk?
They'd tell you things you could never, ever make up
What would they say if the walls could talk today?

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from Where We Are Today, released September 6, 2011

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Paint Toronto, Ontario

"Rockstars and entertainers with a sincere change-the-world-with-heart attitude" (Midnight Matinee), Toronto's Paint have earned their reputation as one of Canada's hardest-working and most genuine indie bands with their infectiously energetic live performances, pop hooks, and lyrical depth. ... more

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