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Some Say
03:30
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Well say, some say
If Autumn leaves are green
I’ll know what it means
Someday
Well some say
If the River meets the sea
We will all be free
Someday
And in a dream I realised that I
Can't look you in the eye
Well some say, some say
Well say, some say
If we go hand in hand
They will understand
Someday
Well some say
If we are all alone
never far from home
Some day
If I were you, I’d realise that I can’t look you in the eye
Someday. Well some say, Some say
Everything’s all right now it’s ok
Everything’s all right now it’s ok
Everything’s all right now it’s ok
Everything’s all right now it’s ok
Well some say, some say
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Little Dancers
03:44
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Little dancers in their costumes and their shoes
Tiny ribbons made of yellow, green and blue
All the people seem to smile then turn away
They’re unpredictable today
Go on and lose yourself
Don’t you know it feels that much better
Go on surprise yourself
‘Cause it’s gonna feel that much better now
Little dancers in the house up in the hill
Smiling faces that they always seem to pull
All the people seem to stop then turn away
They’re unapproachable today
Go on and lose yourself
Don’t you know it feels that much better
Go on surprise yourself
‘Cause it’s gonna feel that much better now
Lead us to our home
Lead us to our home
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Central Rain Melbourne, Australia
Central Rain is the antidote to autotune: no-frills, melody-drenched indie rock that Blurs The Church, Neil Finn and The Go- Betweens. The first solo project for Melbourne’s Luke Thomas (The Pictures, Deserters), his songs are written from the heart and recorded and performed with a refreshing honesty. ... more
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