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I was Ray Mears
02:38
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In a dream I was Ray Mears, I confronted all my fears
Modestly accknowledging the cheers
As my kindling burst into flame.........
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The end of the pier
02:40
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The very end of the pier, such a poignant place for lovers
You let go of your souvenir, it floated far above us
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Away from the flock
04:18
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As the fruit rots on the vine
A bittersweet harvest out on which we dine
A Michelin Star awarded for just a taste of your very soul.......
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At first light
04:01
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None So Blind Nottingham, UK
A 2:1 Nottingham:Sheffield artpop 3-piece, None So Blind have been commuting along the M1 corridor, oh, for a few years now. Consisting of Gilmour Williams on guitars, brother Rob on synths, programming & voice and David Grandy on voice, they exist merely to write & record profound and yet throwaway pop songs with occasional lurches into metalloid punk or folk territory. All colours of M&M welcome ... more
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