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Leechy / Bliss Phase
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She took a hold from the go
Coloured my monochrome
She stole my heart and my home
Paid with love on a loan
A summer girl with winter ways
Sweet love for eighteen days until I was replaced
What a waste
But still I'm chained
Does it hurt you to know?
I'm fuckin' sweet on my own
'least I can hide it so well
Like keeping cool in hell
I too a trip from her taste
And let the radio blow
They broadcast from our bones
Her static gets me stoned
I wrote her off, she rode alone
And in my quiet way I slowly went insane
I'm better poor than in pain
Does it please you to know?
I'm going mad on my own
I'll come and drop off a key
To keep you living on me
Keep leaching on me
So go on and leave me
'cus I'm not grieving/breathing
You drained my life dragged it along
A slip of the tongue a catch of the con
So you're gone
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Trompé!
03:26
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A young man stands in the hall
Hôtel le Peninsula
He is patiently dying for her
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Willie Coyote Melbourne, Australia
Melbourne based, NYC-native songwriter blends psych-folk, post-punk, garage and Americana. Swirling melodies and cinematic arrangements provide bed for the dark comedy of inventive stories and characters, eccentric yet somehow familiar
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