Radiohead: Exit Music (For a Film) Meaning
Exit Music (For a Film) Lyrics
The drying of your tears
Today.. we escape
We escape.
Pack and get dressed
Before your father hears us
Before.. all hell.. breaks loose.
Breathe... keep breathing
Don’t lose.. your...
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It was originally written for romeo and juliet, but thom yorke refused to put it on the soundtrack cause it was too close too him. The main meaning though is about the romeo and juliet story
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