Name: I Can't Humanize
Duration: P00H05M02S
Description: Just learned I stole one one of the few lyrics in this song from the illustrious Carl Newman. There are worse sources one supposes.

I Can't Humanize

from Graham Smith is the Coolest Person Alive by Kleenex Girl Wonder

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Just learned I stole one one of the few lyrics in this song from the illustrious Carl Newman. There are worse sources one supposes.

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Look at me from behind a pair of tired eyes
And when you step out from behind your withered axe
You'll realize you can't humanize

I am convinced it is too late for them, but for us, it is not even time
I'm sincere but I still feel like I'm feeding you a line
What's mine isn't yours and what's yours isn't mine
I can't humanize

Way to play me out!
Way to play me out!
Way to play me out!
Way to play me out!
I can't humanize

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from Graham Smith is the Coolest Person Alive, released January 20, 1998
(c) Graham Smith

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Kleenex Girl Wonder New York, New York

A prolific songwriter, a cracking tight independent indie rock band for live entertainment, and a fine art parody magazine about what computers think about human thoughts about their fine art