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I've been alone since before I was born
Don't condone it but it's alright
I never knew ya, I never knew ya
What you gotta be on my mind for
I sit at home, me and my Epiphone
Playing tones all day and all night
I never knew ya, I never knew ya
What you gotta be on my mind for
She had a nose ring
But then everybody got the same one
So she took it out
Now she's got a trendy new haircut
I never knew ya, I never knew ya
What you gotta be on my mind for
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Tromsø
03:55
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Time eludes me still, it's nearly November
And I've got to do it then
Still a few days until the moon is bright
If I could kill the perpetrators and victims inside you
But you say their harmless
It's impossible to guess
She could be living in Hammerfest
It could not be so plain
Knowing you
Must not feel so ashamed
Oh but it's over when I say it is
I could alter my end
Prettiest colours flicker in snowfall of December
And I dreamt of her again
And for all I know
She could be living in Tromsø
I died and went to hell and thought
I'd ought to got to you
I thought it through
It could not be so plain
Knowing you
Must not feel so ashamed
Oh but it's over when I say it is
I could alter my end
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Faux Plums Vancouver, British Columbia
Faux Plums is a Canadian indie rock band based in Vancouver, B.C. The band's songs are written and sung by Patrick Codere. Their sound is a warm and lofi psych-pop and garage-indie collision. Faux Plums debut album ‘In Tongues’ was released on Nov 1st, 2019, and showcases all styles of the band. Their name is simply taken from a bowl of fake fruit that Codere found in flower shop. ... more
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