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Death Day (Sing To Me)
02:59
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Sing to me
Sweet misery
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Operation
04:41
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Squeeze out everything you can find
Operate the discourse of my mind
Operate the culture in turn
Occupy the feelings inside
I know I’m a beautiful child
I see your a daughter of god
I spend my life working the straight line
I life time to see yourself in real time
Squeeze out everything you can find
Operate the discourse of my mind
Operate the culture in turn
Occupy the feelings inside
I know I’m a beautiful child
I see your a daughter of god
I spend my life working the straight line
I life time to see yourself in real time
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Moon Boy
04:28
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I don’t want to be around
The older guys
To ease my mind
I get tired of being around
When all the guys
Are weighing’ me down
You’ve gone and wasted on my time
Because your wasted on that moon shine
Change my mind
Change my mind
Change my mind
Change the times
Make me kind
Make me kind
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Babe
You make me feel like
A normal person
And when i feel like
A normal person
I feel love
Like Yoko and Lennon
Babe
We can be friends
Alone together
Wer can stay awake
Talk for hours and hours
You can stay a while
Stay til the morning
I'll cook you breakfast
And love you forever
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First Day Of Spring London, UK
Originally hailing from the coast of Southend-on-sea but now residing in London, First Day Of Spring, a 5 piece outfit led
by Samuel Jones’ songwriting, has bloomed.
First Day Of Spring's music has various themes. euphoric & exuberant, or through gentle melancholic stillness, taking the listener out of their own reality is the aim of the songwriting. First Day Of Spring wants you to feel something
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