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Push push
02:56
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Cream sodA
03:18
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G.O.d
03:19
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Searching for a ghost
02:56
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Shade of grey
03:44
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the sun was shining on my face today
and im just feeling fine
all of this love will be spread around
i just want you to keep me in mind
fast moving motions keep the rythem blue
keep yer head up, kep her alive
i dont know what, what youve been through
but were gonna party like its 1995
sitting on the wall for a long time
the poppys in the feild blossom for you
the tree that hung me out to dry, we're gonna cut it down.
i can hear them marchin' in the other town
whisltin' and gettin on
its a feelin' i could never know, know
but i praise the feelin' lives strong!
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Andy Train Belfast, UK
Creative thoughts and sounds, pasted on to a slab of meat. Influenced by folk jazz and blues .
sketch like material blossomed through electric noise.
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