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August
04:03
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She says the strangest things
When she calls me
At three in the morning
With stories to tell
Stretched purple nights
Should come with a warning
I'm going to be sorry
For wasting your time
Fading sun drowns at four
Aren't you freezing?
Vacant and feeling 100 years old
Oh, the things we don't say to each other
All these things we don't say to each other
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2. |
To Brazil
04:42
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Spin and speak to you
Let you kill me
Hurdle swirling hues
For yellow mornings
From wasting life on this
Who'll be sorry?
In worlds of things they miss
Every morning
What am I to do?
When days are hollow
Ignore what time will prove
And former sorrow
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Foreign Television Wales, UK
Foreign Television is the solo project of Francis Allen, a musician from Wales.
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