1. |
Airports
06:37
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2. |
No Reason To Lie
06:09
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There is no reason
No reason to lie
I’m not that kind of girl
And you’re not that kind of guy
I can’t make this happen
And you can’t make it stop
You can kick the can
On down the road
And wait for the bass to drop
But it’s over
Kicking it over
Hit the brakes
Sling it in reverse
Spin this thing around
And notify the nurse
I’m not your friend
And you’re not mine
I’ll throw these keys
out this broken window
every time
kicking it out
kicking it over
There is no reason
No reason to lie
I’m not that kind of girl
And you’re not that kind of guy
I can’t make this happen
And you can’t make it stop
You can kick the can
On down the road
And wait for the needle to drop
Kicking it out
Kicking it over
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3. |
Japanese Brute
05:35
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I’m doing my own research
Looking into everything
But everything is different
According to what you bring
I’m miles and miles above you
And a thousand leagues below
And everything is shifting
From what you think you know
An infinite number of monkeys
In an infinite number of songs
Tapping in a typing frenzy
Getting the spelling wrong
Does anybody check if they’re doing it right?
Does anybody check if they’re doing it at all?
You know what they’re like
They’re up all night
Running around and having a ball
They’re monkeys after all
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4. |
Star Rider
07:56
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5. |
Sing Pilgrim, Sing!
06:19
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Brain hammer wine time
Fickle white goat
With a hat check chick chick
Fol-da-rol chick boom
Clear the room
White line fever
Do you pull that lever
When Mother Theresa says
She’ll take you home
Take you home
Take me home
Lucifer said if haven’t got bread
You can stuff your face with gold
You can eat the gold
Eat the gold
Watch the birdie
Hold that smile
You can fix that grin with anything
If you sing
Pilgrim sing
If you sing
Pilgrim Sing
Just sing!
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Transmission, transmission
It’s an evil transmission
And it’s going out live and direct
Don’t listen
If you value the part of your brain that
Controls the gain
Better reach for the dial and tear it off
These files are corrupt
This machine is unclean
I don’t want this disease infecting me
I heard the crack
Of the camel’s back
And I heard that grief was the new black
Time for a change
And a change is as good as a change
Fall into line
Like time after time
When you know it makes sense
So don’t fight it
Transmission, transmission
It’s an evil transmission
And it’s going out live and direct
Don’t listen
If you value the part of your brain that
Controls the gain better reach for the dial
And tear it off
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Aircooled Saint Leonards, UK
Made by Justin Welch (Piroshka, Elastica, Suede JAMC., Oliver Cherer (Gilroy Mere, Dollboy, Miki Berenyi Trio.), Katharine Wallinger (Wedding Present, Viv Albertine) & Riz Maslen (Neotropic) in St Leonards on Sea .
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