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Bed We Made
04:11
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Amnesty
05:06
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Mon Chéri
06:28
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I see newborn raindrops in the factory
As I breach lower atmosphere above Paris
It appears so welcoming to rest my weary head upon her breast at opening
Courtesy of this burgeoning fantasy
Varenna pulls you in and pilfers your love
By blinding voyagers with heavenly mystique
But what she can’t conceive, her siren song just lingers on too long, she
Always eventually surrenders to her tragedy
You spin me right round baby right round
(like a record baby right round right round)
It’s these seconds that we’ll cling to
And for a breath I start to believe
That this affair might not relent
But that’s unlikely
Mon Chéri, please give me something I need
Give me something I need, just give me something
Mon Ami, don’t leave me down on my knees
Or leave me down on my knees, just leave me something
Venezia’s tangled hair has got me tied up
With home brews, romantics, and marital disputes
I hear the gondoliers, sweetly singing songs and swaying hearts in harmony
Far from me, thus revealing the irony
Let’s turn the lights down baby lights down
(Like a dimmer baby, lights down lights down)
‘Cause at the sunrise I must leave you
And as the sun sets I believe
There’s nothing here we can’t transcend
Dear don’t forget me
Mon Chéri, please give me something I need
Give me something I need, just give me something
Mon Ami, don’t leave me down on my knees
Or leave me down on my knees, just leave me something
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Their Falling (Part 1)
00:40
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Selby
05:06
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Leopard Moon
04:55
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You'll Never Know
04:59
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The Queen
05:43
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Monster
04:54
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10. |
Their Falling (Part 2)
00:47
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Two In Ten
06:05
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12. |
Winter Coats
03:34
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Gentleman Speaker Saint Paul, Minnesota
Guitar Driven Indie Rock/Power Pop
Tim Brecht - Lead Vocals, Guitar
Adam Fekete - Vocals, Guitar
Jim DeYoung - Bass
Brian Dendy -Drums
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