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Thanks to my girl
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(there's a paper somewhere with the lyrics, meanwhile there's this:)
Thanks to my girl,
always my girl,
I give thanks to my girl 'cause it's the only one I can give thanks to
Thanks to my girl,
that lady in black dress,
(...)
Thanks to my girl, always that way,
a thousand phrases to always express the same
If I could talk outside this inside flame I would say:
"I won't share you with nobody"
She told me things
I never thought she ever thought
I never expected you to come
and so
since then we talk about you and me
we always talk about you and me
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About remembering things
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The Cicely Satellites Alaska
From the ashes of things learnt and memories forgotten rise the cicely satellites, a collective of 6 creatures of the night.
Here they are in cronological order most of the recordings done by two entities: the satellites and the cicely satellites
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i blew on a dandelion and the whole world disappeared
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Making The Saint
by Chris Schlarb
Truck-driving Asthmatic Kitty recording artist, releases 5 new pensive tracks, recorded solo, in an old cabin.
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The Seattle band work around the edges of shoegaze and dream pop with a rare sense of clarity and momentum.
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Chicago-based group Dendrons bring a touch of early 2000s indie rock to their knotty post-punk on this second full-length.
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The Whole Pulse
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In songs that swing from giant and anthemic to distortion-caked and widescreen, Lightning Cult conjure galaxies of sound.
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