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Panic Button
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I hit my panic button when I didn't want to
Now everybody waking up is gonna think I meant to
Call attention to me and where I parked my car
When I just wanted to be where no one could see
It's been an endless summer I've only once gone swimming
I saw people surfing on my television
Does it remind you of me and how I used to talk?
Never got tired all day never wanted to stop
I hit my panic button, hit my panic button
It had a single function and a single button
Now the neighbor's windows might be waking up
And everybody can see just where I parked my car
Just when I wanted to be where no one could see
I hit my panic button, hit my panic button
It was an endless summer, hit my panic button
It had a single function, hit my panic button
I hit my panic button, hit my panic button
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The Pickups New York
THE PICKUPS:
Joe emails drum tracks from his basement in Philadelphia.
Then Tim records guitars in his closet and vocals in his car.
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