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Sunday
04:24
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Woke up on Sunday thinking that I don't want to live
Woke up on Sunday thinking that I don't want to live
Well the pressure's too great something's got to give
Woke up on Sunday thinking that I don't want to live
Woke up on Sunday thinking that I don't want to live
Well the pressure's too great something's got to give
Oh Someday
Oh Sunday
And you know by now
You calm me down
And I'll be okay
I'll be okay
Woke up on Sunday thinking that I don't want to live
Woke up on Sunday thinking that I don't want to live
Well the pressure's too great something's got to give
Woke up on Sunday thinking that I don't want to live
Woke up on Sunday thinking that I don't want to live
Well the pressure's too great something's got to give
Oh Someday
Oh Sunday
And you know by now
You calm me down
And I'll be okay
I'll be okay
And I'll be okay
And I'll be okay
wooo
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2. |
Waves
04:59
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So afraid that night
I sat and watched by the window
I said hey well if you can't wait here for me babe well
You took a while
Rain falling down
I took a good hard look in your eyes
Rain falling down
How could I have known
Sick sister
No you can't see through my eyes
I said hey well if you can't wait here for me babe well
You took a while
Rain falling down
I took a good hard look in your eyes
Rain falling down
How could I have known
It's coming I know I need it I feel it I fear it
It's coming I know I need it I feel it I fear it
It's coming I know I need it I feel it I fear it
It's coming and I know I need it I feel it
I fear it
I fear it
I fear it
I fear it
Rain falling down
I took a good hard look in your eyes
Rain falling down
How could I have known
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3. |
Ghost Stories
06:29
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Odanah Winnipeg, Manitoba
If New York rockers Television formed shortly after the financial collapse in the unassuming central-Canadian city of Winnipeg, MB, they would have called themselves Odanah. This 4-piece uses the classic twin guitar format to fill the void in the current musical landscape left empty by the un-ironic rock n' roll acts of the 60's and 70's. Odanah combines psych, experimental and garage rock. ... more
Odanah recommends:
Sad ethereal dream music
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