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Postcards & Pictures
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Postcards and pictures adorning my walls thanks to you
A couple new outfits and big stompin’ boots thanks to you
Crying all of the time, I can’t get you off my mind
I don’t want to, I just want to be with you.
Rivers and mountains and the rolling ocean blue
All of these things have come between me and you
We’ve got so long ahead, before you come back from the dead
I don’t want to move on, I just want to be with you.
The airport it always brings me to tears these days
In the south city my mind always feels real grey
Someday it will come to pass, I’ll probably never meet another Hass
But one day if I do, I’ll obviously think of you.
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The Daisy Chain Belfast, UK
Rhys Mayes
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24
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Belfast
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Psych-Pop
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County Music
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