Exit Music (For A Film)
Radiohead
Wake from your sleep The drying of your tears, today we escape, we escape Pack and get dressed, before your father hears us, before, all hell breaks loose Breathe, keep breathing, don't lose your nerve, breathe, keep breathing I can't do this alone Sing us a song, a song to keep us warm, there's such a chill, such a chill You can laugh a spineless laugh We hope your rules and wisdom choke you now we are one in everlasting peace We hope that you choke, that you choke We hope that you choke, that you choke We hope that you choke, that you choke1997 90s 90s alternative 90s Rock a a favorite album A Favorite Song acoustic alt-rock alternative Alternative Punk alternative & punk alternative pop/rock alternative rock alternative top Alternatvie amazing ambient angst Awesome beautiful best song ever blues brilliant Brit brit pop brit rock british britpop Britrock chill cool depressing depression depressive dramatic electronic emotional exit experimental fav0urit3 Favorite favorite band favorite song favorite songs favorites favourite Favourite Songs Favourites film for FUCKING AWESOME funeral Fuzz-Guitar genuis music great lyrics great vocals haunting indie indie electronic indie pop indie rock infinite loop Jesse love songs lovely male vocal malloy2000 playlist - top song melancholic melancholy Mellow moody music Music to listen to while retur nonpareil Playlist postmodern love songs Progressive rock psychedelic quiet intensity radiohead Regrets rock romeo and juliet sad sad day sadness sams bands so sad songs for drinking Soundtrack Stoner Rock Stuff to play on an acoustic g super teen angst thom yorke tragic trip-hop UK vocal
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