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Melancholy Love Song
02:14
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A course line
A fallen hair
A sharp pain
When it comforts your despair
Muffled noise
It is here
And there's hot coffee shivering
People everywhere
And now I ask, is it me
Oh your face is shining
So comfortably
His blood runs,
He's got thoughts of home
Cause he's jerky in pulse
No-one can condone
Through the door
There's this salt water
And away they walk
Behind the slaughter
Now I asks is it me
Oh your face is shining
So comfortably
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2. |
Moving
03:41
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3. |
Teddy Bears
05:00
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My world was once
So small and so old
Now it's so clear, and there"s nothing to fear
Nothing more to expect
Watching my life
Writing my way
Turning around, seeing the ground, it's all
Miles away
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The Silent Reach Melbourne, Australia
The Silent Reach were a four piece Melbourne band who existed during the late 80s early 90s. They played inquisitive, searching, alternative music. Their lineup was drums, bass, nylon, electric, keyboards. Grunge below melody, reflection above chaos...
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