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Stainless
03:37
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STAINLESS
I thought things
were going fine
When you stepped over
the invisible line
My friends all thought
he was so divine
But I missed,
those obvious signs
Stainless,
Oh! You are so pure
Stainless,
Nothing sticks to you
I thought things
were going fine
But you stepped over
the invisible line
My friends all thought
he was so divine
But I missed all
those obvious signs
Those obvious signs,
the obvious signs,
Those obvious signs!
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Real Love?
03:37
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REAL LOVE?Is this love real love?
Is this love really real?
Is this love real love?
Is this what I really feel?
I took the slow train,
through vineyards
and hills.
So hot in flower city,
until the river’s breeze
Is this a waking dream ,
or is this real?
Is this all hallucination,
or do I feel, what I feel?
Walking the coast path ,
to Rock, but not to roll
Caught the ferry
to the other side,
where I really lost control…
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Fast Cars (Aust.) Sydney, Australia
Fast Cars is the ‘band’ name for the international songwriting and recording partnership of Di Levi (based in Devon, UK) and Fabian Byrne (based in Sydney Australia).
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