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Memory Man
04:00
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Memory Man
The past is weak, the past is strong
Remember what you can
Memory man
When the drugs got to his head, with all the things she said
Listen
Remember
He had is story told, he had his story sold
Story told by magazine
Traffic lazy down below
The past is weak, the past is strong and long
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Something Takes Hold
On my wall the vinegar fly
Sees the bell-tower of my heart
Hears the mirror call to me
It is four years since the start
And in the framework of my soul something takes hold
Seeing instruments of life strewn across the floor
It was poison, I wanted more
On my chest the Venus fly
Sucks, as on the blood horse
Knowing I am beaten
Of course
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Something Takes Hold
05:31
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Something Takes Hold
On my wall the vinegar fly
Sees the bell-tower of my heart
Hears the mirror call to me
It is four years since the start
And in the framework of my soul something takes hold
Seeing instruments of life strewn across the floor
It was poison, I wanted more
On my chest the Venus fly
Sucks, as on the blood horse
Knowing I am beaten
Of course
I'll be forever watching for a change
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Memory Man (39th Mix)
08:17
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Memory Man
The past is weak, the past is strong
Remember what you can
Memory man
When the drugs got to his head, with all the things she said
Listen
Remember
He had is story told, he had his story sold
Story told by magazine
Traffic lazy down below
Even when the years have gone by
Maybe you'll never really know why
The past is weak, the past is strong and long
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Concrete God China
Only a few lifetimes ago. You can pick up a copy of the original 12in released in 1987 on discogs, about $20.
www.discogs.com/artist/1087717-Concrete-God but the really stupid thing is, after all these years, we thought we'd start again...
congod.bandcamp.com anyway, watch the video www.youtube.com/watch?v=E1l6P65jn9A
... more
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