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Summer's Gone (Single)
04:43
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Summers gone again,
Back to Melbourne City I watch them come floating in
Someones screaming out
Of their window “Come on! We can work it out”
And rain falls like Diamonds on streets filled with motorcades
That last a mile long.
And Loves that you thought would last through the year dissipate
Behind a Karaoke song...
Summers gone again.
Another time to start over but you're not sure where to begin.
And you're left wanting more.
More of the smiles and faces you can't ignore
Now every commercial that's selling you hopes and dreams
From a product no one needs.
Could be forgiven for producing still imagery
Of a world that's never seen....
And there's always more to say of yesterday,
Then there is of tomorrow.
And there's always more time to play, come ten months away
When Summer is here again.
Summers gone again
From a twelfth story window i'm contemplating suicide
My Friend....
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Old Grey Comfort
03:24
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Old Grey Comfort I hear you rollin’ in
It seems so long since I’ve had the chance to say
Old grey comfort where the hell you been
For I could have used you so much more just yesterday
And even if it’s only temporary, just stay around a while
Rain down hard upon this once strong broken land
And old grey comfort the delight is mine tonight
for you to be here amongst the world in which we live
So even if it’s only temporary, just stay around a while
Rain down hard upon this once strong broken land
And old grey comfort the delight is mine tonight
for you to be here amongst the world in which we live
Sailing on by us giving all you have to give
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