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Joe's Place
03:06
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Eyes run south and no-one knows
You can't control the damage flow
You show no shame, just cowardice
A final fling is accomplished
You can't stop these flames they will follow you
Until there's a wall between lies and truth
You fancy your chances of modern life
But it won't return you without a fight
It's well and good to want a comfort zone
A likely style of which you're known
The songs no use without a plan
Your every move just shifts in sand
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Sincerely Yours
03:12
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No Score Draw
03:35
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Compromise this formation, moving it on and on
This company is heaven sent, but finally there's silverware
Now to me one all is no score draw
Everything forward, backs to the wall
Break it up cos there's no small fortune
Alleviate to re-arrange
Warming to the idea of change
I'm civilised but I'm business like
The will to win is my only vice
Now to me one all is no score draw
Everything forward, backs to the wall
Listening to higher noise
I feel for you now, it's initiated well
Tell it like it is no beat too soon
In the end it will fall right for you
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Shake Your Halo Down Leeds, UK
Shake Your Halo Down are an indie rock band from Leeds, West Yorkshire.
Thanks for listening, contact shakeyourhalodown@gmail.com
Shake Your Halo Down recommends:
Full on guitar rock from Wakefield
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