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Late Night Disturbance

from We Thought There'd Be More People Here by The Purrs

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7-19-19, High Dive - Seattle, WA

On this version of the tune I claim that the subject matter is "Northgate". I go on to say that it is a "true story". It is not...

lyrics

Late last night they cut the power to the neighborhood
The sky went black outside my window pane
Then shots rang out and everybody hit the floor
It was open season on us again
I must admit I felt relief when the red lights came
And the bullhorn demanded his surrender
Yeah - It’s always a bad idea to let them know how you really feel

They took him away in cuffs and stuck him in the back of a car
And he looked out the window as the world passed him by
Was it really worth it?
Did it mean a thing at all?
Would anybody remember when he's gone?
I'm sure it mattered not to anyone in here
We just carry on like we always do
Yeah - It’s always a bad idea to let them know how you really feel
Yeah - It’s always a bad idea to let them know how you really feel

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from We Thought There'd Be More People Here, released May 7, 2021
Recorded by Jayney Walick
Jima (Bass, Vocals)
Dusty Haze (Drums, Vocals)
Liz Herrin (Guitar, Vocals)
Jason Milne (Guitar)

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