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My Secret Service
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My Secret Service
You open my doors for me
Kept your eyes peeled for those set to destroy me
In constant contact with your headphone phone
I know I’ll never have to spend another minute alone
It doesn’t feel overprotective
Keeping your eye on the prime directive
By serving my every purpose
My secret service
Up in that tower, what’s that reflection?
Calling in back-up for my own protection
Never distracted in your black sunglasses
Keeping watch for cars making multiple passes
It doesn’t feel overprotective
Keeping your eye on the prime directive
By serving my every purpose
My secret service
I’d take a bullet for you now
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Why Make Clocks Des Moines, Iowa
Founded by Dan Hutchison & Brian Wiksell in 1998, WMC began as a catch-all project to record/release songs without being restricted to a specific genre. Over time the band has released 3 full length albums and various EPs and continues to write, record and release music as a trio, featuring various non-permanent guest musicians. ... more
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