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Cycopath!
03:19
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Riding by a river to the left of me
In front I see her figure curves perfectly
Thinking all the way she looks good on her bike
The sun brings down the day but I haven't got lights
Oh no!
Rolling down a hill but I hit a rock
The wheels trace out an arc tumbling over my head
I push the broken bike and while I'm still in shock
A man pulls up and says 'I'm a mobile bike shop', I said 'Jee thanks a lot!'
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Scuba Dive
03:38
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Our eyes meet, I've seen her round lately
What's her name, her name, her name
The second time this week, she captivates me greatly
Can't seem to keep, my heart, still when it leaps
Oh well she sees my friend, puts an arm round him
The evening air, lines my lungs feel heavy
push on my chest, I'm sure that's it
She steps outside, finds me in the open
But shit I don't smoke, that stuff, will make me choke
'So what cha doing here?'
'Er I'm grabbing beer'
So I try, and get you there
Through the night, we're halfway there
So I try, and take us there
Though I can I know, I know, I know it's true.
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Take Off!
04:10
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I know we'll be better friends
I know we'll start again
Take me off from this place
Take me off from this place
I set my sights for the sun
You hurt your eyes looking on
My desire
The fire that isn't gone
Six months and now here we are
you've changed your hair, and your guitar
How do I reconcile
Her smile and her stare?
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