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Ma Raf Vo

from Prosody by The Yes-Men

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Written by Sean Greenway/Stewart Cunningham/Yes-Men

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Ma Raf Vo

I live in limbo land

I know you’ll say that I’ve been saying
Not worth the day that I get paid
Move away, cannot stay
Every inch of this town bad memory ingrained
Lying should be robbed not beaten
But you been betrayed you don’t like the taste
Come on and tell me it’s a lie
Come on and tell me it’s a lie
Come on say it to my eye

I live in limbo land
I don’t know how much more that I can stand
Like a man I’m supposed to be

Here I lie, blackened sky
Getting high with time to bide
Till I get mine I think I’ll hide
Now I’m starting to wonder what it’s like outside
In my place is another new face
Just stop this ride and turn the tide now
Come on and tell me it’s a lie
Come on and tell me it’s a lie
Come on say it to my eye

I live in limbo land
I don’t know how much more that I can stand
Like a man I’m supposed to be

Before your old and all is sold
And artist soul I see you fold
Scrape off the mould that breaks your hold
Cos revenge is a meal that is best served cold
Now I’m waitin, anticipate
Cos it’s worth it’s weight in gold just to watch you roll baby
Come on tell me it’s a lie
Come on tell me it’s a lie yeah yeah
Come on say it to my eye

I live in limbo land
I don’t know how much more that I can stand
Like a man I’m supposed to be

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from Prosody, released February 1, 2000

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The Yes-Men Melbourne, Australia

THE YES-MEN were a high energy rock band led by songwriter and guitarist Sean Greenway. Based in Melbourne, Australia, they existed from the mid to late 1990’s and played their final gig in 2000.

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