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Concede Ground
04:55
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2. |
Millions Of Orange Tears
05:05
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Millions of orange tears
Darkness sucks into a vacuum
And fall rages past me
It’s a task showing interest
In all presence around me
And millions of orange tears come down
And spread over my dim-eyed view
I folded myself to a pellet
That wants to be thrown at you
Seven days feel like a hundred
I don’t know how to keep this up
Just ride me anywhere
It seems I ran out of luck
And millions of orange tears come down
And spread over my dim-eyed view
I folded myself to a pellet
That wants to be thrown at you
And millions of orange tears
Keep on falling down and down
Millions of orange tears
Seem to paint my soul
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3. |
Dive
04:10
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Dive
Rachel’s dream’s a morning rise
In which I’m falling away
Rebecca’s dream’s a changing sky
Slowly it defines my day
Alison sighs “it’s all cool”
She makes the waves look brighter
Rachel yawns “come on home”
And I think I like her
Rachel is gone to hit the sundown
Alison screams to make it rise
Rebecca has come to shoot us all down
And Eric’s dagger is on our side
Some kind of lowdown
We take a slow dive into the ocean
Our heads all filled with memories
When she comes for fourty days
She’ll take us on that Spanish breeze
Rachel is gone to hit the sundown
Alison screams to make it rise
Rebecca has come to shoot us all down
And Eric’s dagger is on our side
Some kind of lowdown
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4. |
Magic Laboratory
07:08
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Seascape Painters Netherlands
Seascape Painters was a Dutch band that existed from late 1995 up to 2000. The band released two ep's. The first one was
self-titled, but also called 'South', after the name of the painting on the cover, and released in the Spring of 1996. The second ep 'Polder' was released in 1998.
Ype Jager: guitar, vocals
Anne-Kees Jeeninga: bass
Romke Kleefstra: guitar, vocals
Tony Landskroon: drums
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