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Clap Your Hands Say Yeah

Track:Some Loud Thunder.

The song “Some Loud Thunder” appears in:

Release Date (Y/M/D) Title Track Number BUY
2007-11-27 4 / 14
2007-01-30 1 / 11
2007-01-29 1 / 24
2007-01-29 1 / 24

Clap Your Hands Say Yeah “Some Loud Thunder” Song Lyric

All this talking
You'd think I'd have something to say
But I'm just talking
Like a siren getting louder and farther away
From the energetic kids in the park
Yes that was me breaking glass and pretending to start
Something big
Some new taste

Did you wander
As my voice went from station to station to state?
Some loud thunder
Sometimes there's no telling if we're ok
There are buildings up for sale
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On the other side of town which are falling down for people
To stand in their place; to try to make something great

That's just a part of the story
And it could be something complete someday
At the end of the quarry
Yes that was me digging holes for all the world to see

A cannonball as big as the ocean could come from the sky and slap us all on the teeth
But there's always more unless I'm mistaken
Tell me when do mouths close
And people gracefully retreat

New York calling
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At the bottom of the ocean city gritting its teeth
But there's no telling
From the telepathic Mrs. Crying on live TV
Whoah the misanthropic topical arrangement that is met with a shark bite by the terminal patient
That's me
Am I late?

That's a part of the story
And it may be one day something complete
At the end of the quarry
I have dug a hole for all the world to see
A cannonball as big as the ocean could come from the sky and slap us all on the feet
But there's always more unless I'm mistaken
Tell me when do mouths close
And people gracefully retreat?

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