Manic Street Preachers - Postcards From A Young Man

Auto-Intoxication - Demo

The more I want to be me
The less I know myself
The living left to die
While ghosts are brought to life
Welcome to these slave trades
Drained of delusion and buried in debt
How the hell do we find each other
Suffering auto intoxication
The disaster isn't coming
It's already arrived
I am so lucky
I think that I survived
I am what I am, my body belongs to me
My work will set me free and fulfill my dreams
A new economy embraces the ruins
It makes us strong and soothes our fears
Welcome to these slave trades
Drained of delusion and buried in debt
How the hell do we find each other
Suffering auto intoxication
The disaster isn't coming
It's already arrived
I am so lucky
I think that I survived
The disaster isn't coming
It's already arrived
I am so lucky
I think that I survived



Credits
Writer(s): Nicholas Allen Jones, Sean Anthony Moore, James Dean Bradfield
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Other Album Tracks

  1. (It's Not War) Just the End of Love
  2. Postcards from a Young Man
  3. Some Kind of Nothingness
  4. The Descent - (Pages 1 & 2)
  5. Hazelton Avenue
  6. Auto-Intoxication
  7. Golden Platitudes
  8. I Think I Found It
  9. A Billion Balconies Facing The Sun
  10. All We Make Is Entertainment

All Album Tracks: Postcards From A Young Man >

Altri album

  1. Hiding in Plain Sight - Single
  2. Hiding in Plain Sight
  3. Decline & Fall - Single
  4. 1985 (Steven Wilson's Extended Eighties Mix)
  5. Know Your Enemy (Deluxe Edition)
  6. Studies in Paralysis (Remastered)
  7. Rosebud (Remastered)
  8. The Ultra Vivid Lament (Deluxe Edition)
  9. The Secret He Had Missed (feat. Cat Southall) [Piano Acoustic Version]
  10. The Secret He Had Missed

All Albums of Manic Street Preachers >

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