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The Leader
02:58
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2. |
I Keep Breaking Myself
03:34
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Who is keeping you fit?
When the chips are down.
Who is loving you when i'm not around?
I hope it's my memory.
Poking your head out, watch for disaster signs.
Steel and iron wooden ships.
They sail past their closing time.
I keep breaking myself again. (I'll say, I'll say).
Snapped in half by the strength of the wind.
You choose the left then I'll choose the right
Then I'll change my mind and we can fight all night.
I'll savour the attention i'm sure (we are sure you will)
I'll savour the attention i'm sure
I keep breaking myself again. (I'll say, I'll say).
Snapped in half by the strength of the wind.
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3. |
Galaktik
02:34
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4. |
Midnight Knives
05:10
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Sturm Bilden
04:48
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6. |
Tired And Empty
03:25
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Simon Carter Sydney, Australia
Simon Carter is a songwriter, singer, multi-instrumentalist, producer, engineer and director from Sydney,
Australia.
His musical vision encompasses multiple bands and multiple genres such as doom rock, 80’s funk, ambient, pop and hip hop.
www.facebook.com/simoncartermusic
www.soundcloud.com/simonjcarter
www.facebook.com/thecopsaustralia
www.soundcloud.com/thecopsmusic
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