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Memory babe
02:36
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High school yearbook smiles
I kept you hidden away – you're hidden away
You don't recall my name but don't be sad
And don't be sad – you're wishing me from far away
A memory babe – a memory babe
The colours that I wore
They don't suit me anymore – me anymore
But you came in perfect colours for all to see
For all to see – the memory babe
Split heart chain
You've got the sound of your best friends name
You came in perfect colours for all to see
For all to see – the memory babe
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Sum of one ghost tree
01:42
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Breathe the spores and drink this rain
We seem to be like insects now
I try if only you would show me how
And sum of one ghost tree
I'm like someone you will never know
You're the last thing in my world
I methylate your sunlight
Evaporate your spirits
And sum of one ghost tree
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Orphan Train Project Berlin, Germany
Orphan Train Project is a musical journey that that began thirty years ago in the secluded hills above Adelaide, South Australia. First records were made on busted tape decks on a bedroom floor. Years passed. I lived in different places. Tape decks became 4 tracks which became sequencers. All Orphan Train Project songs and recordings can be used under the Creative Commons Attribution licence. ... more
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I still remember the moment I listened to 'Burn Out your Name' on the headphones in Uni Records (Adelaide, South Australia) and 'Fingers & Toes' exploded into my ears. A well-curated collection :-)
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Stunning record from one of the best (and criminally underrated) songwriters Australia has ever produced. Sandro, The Holy Rose, Corners... It is all superb.
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