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Absolutes
02:28
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ABSOLUTES
I could never keep you in line
I could never show up on time
I could never ever meet face to face
I could never take up that space
I could never whisk you away
I could never convince you to stay
I could never get the feeling just right
I could never keep you in sight
I could always tell when you’re blue
I could make it easy for you
I could always take a moment outside
I could always let you know when you’re right
I could always use a good friend
I could always start it all over again………
But I could never keep you in sight.
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Worst Thing
01:55
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WORST THING
I know how the story ends and I don’t want to read it again.
It’s not the worst thing you could do, I just expect so much more from you.
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Samsung Galaxy
03:39
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Weekend at Bernies
02:24
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WEEKEND AT BERNIES
When everyone and everything came apart in the same day
Everyone you’ve ever known
Decided that they couldn’t stay
You’re left alone on a holiday
Your bags are packed, your skin decayed
You try to go, but you know
You can’t move your head, your arms, your legs
I’m living for the weekend (I’m living for the weekend)
Or that’s what I am supposed to say
No one can tell when your eyes are closed
No one can tell when you're wearing shades
I’m living for the weekend (I’m living for the weekend)
Or that’s what I am supposed to say
OOOO what did you do… to get next to me?
OOOO what did you do?
I’m living for the weekend!
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Ethereal
03:39
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ETHEREAL
Catch you in the ethereal
Smoke gets in your eyes
Don’t ever change your hair color baby
Everything’s easy when your twenty honey
Or even thirty five
All my friends are dead and crazy
I’ll check you in the temporal
I look to the skies
Hoping that you're out there maybe
Oh won’t you tell it to the sea honey
And the sand between your thighs
Don’t ever change a thing now baby
Living from (on) the outside….Not dying to get in.
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SNOOZERS Brighton, UK
Renowned bon vivant and all round gent Jon Bartholomew Slade(ex-Huggy Bear, sometime Comet Gain) re-materializes with defector doodler Steve Ursula Dore (casual dots) and international pop secret Nadia Roger Buyse (Dubais) to make snoozers. Pop so perfect you don’t even have to try so hard man… Don't be a loser, be a snoozer. ... more
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