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You and I
04:16
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You know it's a shame,
The only thing we've in common is our last name,
And this game,
We play when there are others around
Tell me what's your favourite song,
I'll pretend I've known all along,
Tell me where it all went wrong between You and I.
Tell me whats your favourite song,
I'll pretend I've known all along,
Tell me where it all went wrong between You and I.
You and I.....
You and I.....
You and I.....
You and I.....
You feign a smile,
It's the happiest I've seen you in a long while,
I'm not in denial,
I know it's a show for the prying eyes.
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Lone Ranger
04:13
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All my life a lone ranger,
Always keeping out of danger,
Now i'm friends with creepy strangers,
Just to keep me in the danger.
But I don't know what to do,
Haven't got a clue,
And I don't know where to go,
But I know this much is true,
Yea it's true,
I don't want to go with you.
'Cause i'm a longer ranger,
I'm a lone ranger,
And I keep out of danger,
Keep out of danger.
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Field Trip Galway, Ireland
Field Trip are a garage, jangle pop band from Galway City on Ireland's west coast.
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