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Anberlin ~ Foreign Language


Boys speak in rhythm and girls in code doots Tell it to me straight, give it to me now Face forward, face forward Boys speak in rhythm and girls just lie doots Tell me how you feel, come on out the dark Then we can head back home and I'll know where to start Speaking foreign language, nothing I can translate You're speaking foreign language, nothing I can dictate Where did we go wrong? We need medication for this miscommunication Our conversation's weakened more free lyrics

Boys speak in rhythm and girls in code
doots
Tell it to me straight, give it to me now
Face forward, face forward

Boys speak in rhythm and girls just lie
doots
Tell me how you feel, come on out the dark
Then we can head back home and I'll know where to start

Speaking foreign language, nothing I can translate
You're speaking foreign language, nothing I can dictate
Where did we go wrong?
We need medication for this miscommunication
Our conversation's weakened

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