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Never Exhale
02:26
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Oh where to start? Right from the start
The first time that I met her
something in me fell apart
I never thought I would be this
Never thought that it would be so dismissed
Working all night, with her by my side
People in my life try and tell me
That I should walk away
I'm no stranger to the judgement
But I see her every day
She's subtely restrained
With fire, kills the pain
She gives herself to me
So her light, I can retain
But I digress... And must confess
This may all be a way to light the high
Of self-destructive thoughts inside
She's nothing short of heroic
So non-chalant and stoic
Working all night, with her by my side
Like a woman, she warms me
Calms and informs me
Every time that I see her, something in me falls apart
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Solar
03:52
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3. |
Freqs
05:41
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Lies
04:27
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Feel
02:58
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6. |
Lucy
01:48
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Jay
04:29
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Gadzooks
05:24
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Spike
03:04
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10. |
Joint Pains
02:25
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11. |
Wait
04:33
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12. |
Big Ol' Bag Of Weed
02:03
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Dave Cooper Perth, Australia
Love each other.
Love yourself.
Dave Cooper recommends:
Blue
by Scott Aitken and The DeLoreans
I've always admired Scotts songwriting and this album has (in my opinion) some of his best tracks.
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These guys have spun some absolute gold with this mixed tape. Featuring some incredibe local talent.
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