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It's Raining Again
02:29
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Don't be so bold, don't come around
It's you I fear the most
Now I walk looking down
Yeah
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We Become Wolves
03:07
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I Made a New Friend
03:09
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If I had eyes for what you keep behind your door
Would I feel this fear?
If I had a mind for when you were coming back again
There'd be no problem here
Do whatever you want, I'll keep my head
I will become what they always said
Do whatever you want, I'll keep my head
Your eyes are streetlights all over my town
Your eyes are headlights that pin me to the ground
Do whatever you want, I'll keep my head
I will become what they always said
Do whatever you want, I'll keep my head
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Jerusalem
04:18
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How can you know for sure, if it's all alright?
Slowly, slowly it comes about
What could we ever learn, from waiting for the thrill to return?
Slowly, slowly we're waking up
Hear your voice in my head
If this silence will let us dream
But maybe I am not what I seem
Slowly, slowly it comes about
What could we ever learn, from waiting for the thrill to return?
Slowly, slowly we're waking up
Hear your voice in my head
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Wisdomtooth
03:42
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What's come over you?
This town in the rain
What's come over you?
Fear, memory and pain
Caught in a nightmare where I walked a million miles
To prove I didn't care
Sometimes I get by
Sometimes I don't mind
Howling down the wind
Screaming down the day
These things go away
I think about this town in the rain
I think about fear, memory and pain
Sometimes I get by
Sometimes I don't mind
Howling down the wind
Screaming down the day
These things go away
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Enola Fall Glasgow, UK
The indie wars are over, and lunatics have taken over the asylum.
Based
occasionally in Melbourne, Los Angeles and the UK. Led by singer and songwriter Joe Nuttall, Enola Fall are the best of Tasmanian indie. Soaring like an antarctic mountain range, and darker than a carload of assholes.
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