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Apothecaries
00:52
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Back to Black (She Said)
05:06
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She left no time to regret,
Kept his dick wet –
With his same old safe bet.
And me, with my head held high
And my tears dry get on without my guy.
And you went back to what you knew,
So far removed from all that we went through.
And I tread a troubled track,
The odds are stacked: I'll go back to black.
We only said goodbye with words
I died a hundred times
You go back to her
And I go back to:
Us.
I love you too much, it's not enough;
You love blow and I love puff.
And life is like a pipe,
And I'm a tiny penny rolling up the walls inside.
We only said goodbye with words,
I died a hundred times.
You go back to her and I’ll go back to black.
She said: “I love you boy, I love your soul,”
She said: “I love you baby, oh, oh, oh.”
She said: “I love you more than words can say,”
She said: “I love you baby, eh, eh, eh, eh.”
We only said goodbye with words,
I died a hundred times.
You go back to her and I’ll go back to,
I’ll go back to black.
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Aches and Pay-ins
03:13
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Broken bones and shattered thrones,
That tablet left a bitter taste.
Foreign lands and idle hands,
Inspiration running down the drain.
Don’t plead to your panderings to your social commentary wives.
Don’t make them plead in your factories and don’t make them wait in line.
Do you ever regret, the day you first met, your first pay-cheque?
Do you ever suspect, you might just get wet, standing under clouds in the rain?
Monetary obituaries,
Seem to, spill down the telephone line.
But don’t plead to your panderings to your social commentary whores.
Don’t make them bleed in your factories and don’t make them work a conveyor-belt line.
Do you ever suspect, you might just get wet, standing under clouds in the rain?
Do you ever regret, the day you first spent, your first pay-cheque?
And now it’s the news of the world.
And now it’s the news of the world.
And now it’s the news of the world.
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Fugitive Orchestra Portsmouth, UK
Singer-Songwriter James Tattington began performing as Fugitive Orchestra after reading a passage in a J. G.
Ballard novel.
Fusing together Beatboxing, Live-Looping and Guitar, Fugitive Orchestra makes music best described as Alternative Jazz-infused, Bluesy Hip-Pop; drawing inspiration from the likes of Andrew Bird, LCD Soundsystem, Talking Heads, Paul Simon, Kate Bush and the Blue Nile.
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