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Suburban Girl
04:51
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Japanese Man O' War
04:30
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3. |
A House
05:09
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Fare thee well
Alone at sea
I’ll ride the storm
Till it’s the death of me
And we talk like we mean it
Though our faces do deceive it
Is this all just fantasy?
We dance in the parking lot
Forget the friends who piss you off
This is all that matters to me
In a house you wait for me
A lost land across the sea
It’s so far away from me
I think I’m losing my mind
Don’t know how you never see
The thing that lives inside of me
But I try so hard to deceive
I do it all of the time
We make friends and make amends
The torchlights guide us in
You’re the only nation I could lead
Repeat Chorus
I don’t know how I seem to be
The smallest ship on the tallest sea
But you’re my rock of empathy
I dream about you all the time
In a house you wait for me
A lost land across the sea
It’s so far away from me
I think I’m losing my mind
Don’t know how you never see
The thing that lives inside of me
But I try so hard to deceive
I do it all of the time
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4. |
Tired Wings
03:53
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5. |
Goddess Of The Sun
02:10
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6. |
Modern Language
06:43
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7. |
Samaritans
04:40
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8. |
Wide Eyed Wonder
03:01
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9. |
Lay Low
04:00
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10. |
Awake
05:02
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Postcards From Jeff Ripponden, UK
Postcards From Jeff is heavily textured and cinematic, yet retains the charm of a far more simple stream of
consciousness.
Underpinned by a Lost In Translation-style isolation or a self-proclaimed “perennial yearning for pastures new and greener grass,” elements of far flung folk, electronica, country, krautrock and pop are seamlessly brought together in a worldlier embrace.
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