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Lyrics of Cameras — Matt & Kim


Soundtrack: Greatest Movie Ever Sold, The

Lyrics

Cameras Song Lyrics


sun’s going down let’s get together
on the bridge we’ll meet up tonight

black pants red sweatshirt and brown bags
above the East River’s northern lights

you see what I see
I thought it make believe
watched the sun rise
on my street

old cement makes for
a solid place to lay
bed of light grey
my bed of light grey

while I know it’s letters
that can spell
I hear now it’s words that can say

I decided to start writing less
and I’m talking more everyday

sixteen of our friends
a five seat bright red van
curbside view
turn off of grand

pound my steering wheel
we yell to the windshield
I’m finally home
I’m finally home

no time for cameras
we’ll use our eyes instead
no time for cameras
we’ll be gone when we’re dead
no time for cameras
we’ll use our eyes instead
I see flashes of gold

every single car alarm we hear
we’ll steal and throw through their window
my water comes straight from the tap
and those bottles are all just for show

I see that we’re made of
more then blood and bones
see we’re made of
sticks and stones

don’t forget to breathe
need locks for your keys
don’t forget to breathe now
forget to breathe now

no time for cameras
we’ll use our eyes instead
no time for cameras
we’ll be gone when we’re dead
no time for cameras
we’ll use our eyes instead
I see flashes of gold


Greatest Movie Ever Sold, The Album Cover

Greatest Movie Ever Sold, The

Soundtrack Lyrics for Movie, 2011

Track Listing

Camera Buggin'

Big Boi vs Matt & Kim

The Greatest Song I Ever Heard

OK GO

I'll Never Love Again

Taio Cruz

Run On

Moby

Cameras

Matt & Kim

Sacramento

Oxygen

Greatest Spurlock Spoken Word / You Ever Heard

Spurlock and His People

Brand Search

Jonathan Spurne

Cha Cha Cha

Eric V. Hachikian

Peer Gynt Suite No. 1, Op. 46: In Hall of the Mountain King

London Festival Orchestra, Alexander Gibson