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Lipstick
03:14
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In the street of the good dreams
Sun is shining above our heads
This car is driving to nothing
And you’re smiling your own way
I’m dreaming
Please don't wake me up
Oh it's never been that real
I’m living
Please don't wake me up
Oh it never felt that something
Take me in your room before they'll know
It's never been that real
Blurry visions and palm trees
Secret pleasures and dizziness
This car is driving to nothing
Put on your lipstick and talk to me
I’m dreaming
Please don't wake me up
Oh it's never been that real
I’m living
Please don't wake me up
Oh it never felt that something
Take me in your room before they'll know
It's never been that real
I know she’s beautiful with me
But they think she’s beautiful with him.
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Moonshine
03:05
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Days escaping from my hands
Time I can't put anywhere
Other than picturing her in my bed
Tangled up my brain hiding my head
How fast summer flew drives me mad
She's mumbling those words, I bet
I'll shout them loud just to pretend
"I'll see you soon" when soon is God knows when
Take me away
And show me the town
Where we want to live
But cannot now.
I drink away the distance
To see you in my sleep (to see you there, to see you there)
What could have been this year
Is it wrong if I'm still here
(would you come back home?)
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Beth Shalom Records London, UK
Beth Shalom Records is a genre-fluid record label based in London, UK. Started by musician, Joe Booley, in late 2014, the label has since supported artists across the globe to release their art to an ever-growing audience. Working with everything from electronic to post-metal, and noise-punk to dream pop, there is no area that BSR cannot reside. ... more
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