1. |
Harbour
04:24
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'...You are the boats and I am the harbour and tonight I sail for you...'
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2. |
Electric
03:05
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'...Next time we're here let's jump in the ocean...'
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3. |
Giving Me Up
02:46
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'...Your house was burning down, I saw everything, what once was black and white, is now a beautiful thing...'
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4. |
Let Go
03:24
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'...You were exposed fucking around in the medicine draw...'
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'...So apparently I'm obsolete, you could no longer find a use for me...'
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6. |
Better Than Ever
02:50
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'...Pretty girls pass by but they're all exposed by the weekend...'
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