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Ere Gordon
01:57
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You come and go
You stand too close
What was your name?
Forgot again
I’m overwhelmed
Hope you can’t tell
Don’t look at me
Silence is key
But please don’t leave
Because I need
Some company
So stay with me
What is that picture
On your shirt
Is it some brand
I never learned
Pretend to be impressed by you
You stand too close
I watch you boast
I let it go
I’m so alone
What was your name
Forgot again
Asking’s ok
Maybe too late
Pretend to be impressed by you
Could that be what you’re doing too?
Pretend to be impressed by you
Could that be what you’re doing too?
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Shark
02:55
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Find me a shark with a damson green head
Find me a dog in a riverbed
Reach for the stars and tell me they’re not grey
You are weird but you’re ok
Leave me alone but talk to me
I just wanna be happy
Catch me in the sunrise
Pick a flower for my hair
Tell me that you love me
And I love you too
I wanna wrap my arms around you
Then I wake up
Catch me a train
I want to leave my brain
Leave me alone but talk to me
I just want to be happy
Catch me in the sunrise
Pick a flower for my head
Tell me that you love me
And I’ll love you too
I wanna wrap my arms around you
Wanna wrap my arms around you
Wanna wrap my arms around you
Wanna wrap my arms around you
Wanna wrap my arms around, around, around you
Just wanna wrap my arms around you
Wanna wrap my arms around you.
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Man Sandal Perth, Australia
There is no doubt, socks and sandals are in, and Man Sandal are set to make 2021 a big
one.
All five members have been raised in the thriving WA music ecosystem, forming the band at an early age.
Folk and jazz influences weave
through an alternative sound of lush string and brass textures, an emotive push, and raw joy.
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