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Concrete
03:35
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All the birds, they hold me.
Love you good, they told me.
Off in the woods, you want to be.
Lost in a world of concrete.
Where's the world that wants me?
Brought me from the barley.
Off in the woods, you could be.
Lost in a world of long dreams.
Do I know?
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Justine
03:49
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3. |
Blur
04:10
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Lion's Den
02:12
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Went through the Lion's Den,
Found that I am dead.
And I won't go home,
No, I won't go home.
Met the world when you said,
All our lives will end.
And we must stay home.
And we must stay home.
How's it been since you left?
Your worries made me ill.
And you can't come home.
No you won't come home.
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Arrival
02:29
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Queen Quail Berlin, Germany
Dreamy guitar pop out of Berlin, Germany.
Debut album "QQ" out May
8th.
Queen Quail is the dream-pop project of Kirstin Edwards. QQ began after Kirstin came a across a “Zwergwachtel”, or dwarf quail, at the botanical gardens in Berlin, Germany. The tiny bird’s quiet focus struck Kirstin – and seemed to reflect her own shy, though energetic, nature.
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