Rich Hall (Runner Up In A Carson Daly Lookalike Contest)

Matt Fuchs / Mike Minnick

Away from the rivers we gather our things for tonight. apart from the ocean the smell of this worn away machine carrys her away. alone i said to myself, "i will wait for you." the city shined shades of white tonight. covering all the filth, it almost seemed safe here. clouded city now hidden by the crowded structures and her lost citadels. you never wanting and me never knowing, we move on. tired angel buried beneath the towering divide come back to me, wake from your slumber. for all the reasons these fingers never wanted to quit drawing yours. (these words were all for you.) like a story she read once i lie in an empty bed. together we're better seperate. i'm better off alone. this quick romance has killed me.

Trivia about the song Rich Hall (Runner Up In A Carson Daly Lookalike Contest) by Curl Up And Die

When was the song “Rich Hall (Runner Up In A Carson Daly Lookalike Contest)” released by Curl Up And Die?
The song Rich Hall (Runner Up In A Carson Daly Lookalike Contest) was released in 2002, on the album “Unfortunately We’re Not Robots”.
Who composed the song “Rich Hall (Runner Up In A Carson Daly Lookalike Contest)” by Curl Up And Die?
The song “Rich Hall (Runner Up In A Carson Daly Lookalike Contest)” by Curl Up And Die was composed by Matt Fuchs and Mike Minnick.

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