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Explain The World
03:55
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Explain the world
The empire of your love
The quicksilver in your hair
Explain the world
How the chaos in our hearts
Gave birth to the forming stars
The past is slow
It’s full of holes
And strangers always sleep alone
They sleep alone
Under a green tornado sky
You said you’d love me like the sun
Under a green tornado sky
You said you’d love me like the sun
Explain the world
The quickness in bright blue eyes
They pull the frozen tides
Explain the world
Trace the history in our scars
To the center of your tender heart
We will stay
We will bear the weight
And you will never be alone
Never be alone
Under a green tornado sky
You said you’d love me like the sun
Under a green tornado sky
You said you’d love me like the sun
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Junky Don't Care
03:32
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Junky Don’t Care
(Lyrics by Art Bergmann and Gord Nicholl)
Look at that singer
He's been doing this for years
You little baby
You're so young
You don't show any fear
Look at that singer
Now he's grasping for air
You little baby
You're so young
You're not scared
You don't care
My baby
She rode in that Lincoln
I hope she makes it okay
My baby
She rode in that Lincoln
I hope she's alive today
It gets so cold at night
When there's a hint of snow in the air
Remember
Junky don't care
Look at the singer
He's got an oxygen tent
You little baby
Morning came I just went
Look at that singer
Is he your doctor or something?
You little junky
What's the attraction?
My baby
She rode in that Lincoln
I hope she makes it okay
My baby
She rode in that Lincoln
I hope she's alive today
It gets so cold at night
When there's a hint of snow in the air
Remember
Junky don't care
Not as much as I don't care
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Sunday Morning Vancouver, British Columbia
Sunday Morning is refreshingly experimental, complex and authentic. Their sound seamlessly weaves the best elements of darkwave, dream pop and rock and roll. The name derives from the crippling duality of the simultaneous misery and ecstasy of Sunday morning. There is nothing fake or borrowed about Sunday Morning. They are the real deal. ... more
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