My Circuitboard City Lyrics – The Wombats
- Thursday, January 15, 2009, 21:10
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I’ve found a new song by Liverpool band the Wombats. The song’s called “My Circuitboard City”. The release date of this song is 2 March, 2009, so, we’re lucky to be able to listen to it and watch the funny official video already today. I like bands from Liverpool (first of all, the Beatles, of course), I like wombats (cuties!) and I like The Wombats.
The Wombats – My Circuitboard City Song Words
Grandpa George said the heroes are the ones that run away
But I wear no medals I stormed the toilet on my birthday
Welcome to my circuitboard city of yellow and black
We swallow WD40 so our hearts don’t crack
I must admit I need a speedbump
To slow down the high brain
Have a dance
Have a drink
Suppress it back ruin everything
Have a dance
Have a drink
Suppress it back ruin everything tonight
Lets ruin everything tonight
Ive got a note
Ive got a note, from my doctor
So please release me from your average melodrama
Ill throw a spanner in the works
I want more chaos to disorder
Ill throw a spanner in the works
I want more chaos to disorder
Have a dance
Have a drink
Suppress it back, ruin everything
Have a dance
Have a drink
Suppress it back, ruin everything
Have a dance
Have a drink
Suppress it back, ruin everything
Have a dance
Have a drink
Suppress it back, ruin everything tonight
Song words are provided by Geniusbeauty.com
Can’t wait to wallow in self pity
In my circuit board city tonight
I can’t wait to wallow in self pity
In my circuit board city tonight
I can’t wait to wallow in self pity
In my circuit board city tonight
I can’t wait to wallow in self pity
In my circuit board city tonight
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Real wombats are much cuter than these characters from the music video. But the song is nice. Thanks.
Nina, I agree with you, wombats-animals are much cuter