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The intervening years
04:42
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The intervening years they came and got between us / they haven't been unkind / they just kill the conversation of what might be between us through all the senseless years / and so it goes unspoken that you are forgiven / daylight fades, evening comes, everyone's gone away / if you have things to hide, that's fine, keep them to yourself a while / a little while more, and what's more, you already know I know there's more that runs between us than the intervening years / daylight fades, evening comes, everyone's gone away / daylight fades, evening comes, everything falls away
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A while yet
03:00
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I prefer to leave you misunderstood, the mystery's a bridge
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Where's my girl?
04:32
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wait for me at the bar we'll make new friends, you'll see. They'll assume I'm with you don't do anything to dissuade them will you? That's my girl, that's my girl. That's my girl. See the kids play in the park, ours got lost in a dream. I look for them in empty rooms but all I find is this old wound, this old wound. Where's my girl? Where's my girl, where's my girl? Drinking through, week to week, trying to get some oblivion. Well, if you believe, don't speak, just say the words to yourself. That's my girl. That's my girl. That's my girl.
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about 100 England, UK
Tape noise, guitars, ones and zeros and a wobbly voice.
theabout100@gmail.com
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