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Technicolours
04:01
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2. |
Long Hazy Summer
06:32
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3. |
3 Minutes
05:42
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4. |
Coming Home
06:41
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2 or 3 things
05:19
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She is sitting by the window
By the giant neon display
Though she looks as if she defies us
She is the kindest of anyone that I have ever known
She could shine like diamond
As refine and yet as cold
She would cut across all reasons
She leads a merry life we fear and love
Though there will come a time
The party must end
When you feel so weak
To forgive and forget
But there is something that you must know
Even though you might fall this time
But we will always be there on your side
In the summer she dresses in defiance
She covers herself from the sun
She is the heroine of the resistance
When it is just so so easy to forget and join the fun
Well there will come a time
When you search in vain
When you lie in bed
And hope the dream never end
When you cover yourself
And let God casts her spell
When you give up your hope
And let your love fades away
When you heart need to swing
And you say to yourself
An adventure will come
And makes life all worthwhile
When you know when you know life is hard
Oh please don’t cry
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6. |
Blue Period
05:56
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Bitter Tea Of General Yeng 楊將軍之苦茶 Toronto, Ontario
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