1. |
No Fear
03:40
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2. |
Live Again
02:58
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3. |
The Same Boy
03:45
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Dear Mr Sunshine give us some food
Its been too long since I’ve seen you
Everyone is stuck in a drought
And you know I have had no doubt
You were the one to take it all
But it’s too late now we have fell
You were the one to take it away
But now it’s time for another day
OH yeah, your hearts
Is blood for our
Ma and pa, are waiting for you
While we were sitting there
Burning fires across the sound
How could it be such a thing like this?
It’s only been happening and now you’ve missed
All of the pleasures life has given
We lost it now and don’t have it all
So please Mr Sunshine give us some food
Cause right now there’s nothing to do
Oh yeah, your hearts
Is blood for our
Ma and pa, your lights awake
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5. |
We Love You So
02:47
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100 in his pocket
Drives a limosuine
Has a wife but he doesn’t know her name
Sits up at the diner
Acts like he’s nothing
Looking at his paper he dreams
All the celebrities have fame
He’s got it all but he’s not the same
Cause coffee stains and lemon cakes
Are his main thing
He watches the window peacefully
Still has his old friends
Remembers their game
Invites them over for a cup of coffee
Ask about his new life
Brushing it to the side
Doesn’t care about the success he brings
All the celebrities have fame
He’s got it all but he’s not the same
Cause coffee stains and lemon cakes
Are his main thing
He watches the world peacefully
Yet everyone
Would like a piece
He don’t understand
Why they need
Cause he is happy
When no one knows his name
He’ll enjoy his life as he please
All the celebrities have fame
He’s got it all but he’s not the same
Cause coffee stains and lemon cakes
Are his main thing
He watches the world peacefully
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8. |
For You, Jude
05:52
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Dannie Dorko Portland, Oregon
Formed under the hands of Spoon Benders lead guitarist Leo Pastor, Dannie Dorko’s music takes a brighter and a slightly more bombastic approach to the modern-vintage-inspired-rock sound.
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