1. |
Boy
03:22
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Lift that arm need to see the bruises
Oh ain't you cold and lonely
Baby I got news fresh this morning
Gonna spill the beans
Gonna come clean
Everything I said?
Oh they was lies
All the letters you wrote?
I threw on the fire
All the promises
I made with fingers
Crossed behind my back
If you get hit hard enough too many times
Things get kind of dark at night
Goodnight boy
Goodnight boy
Goodnight boy
Dying words
I swear to god
This is the last one
I just love 'em all so much
These are the days of wine and roses
But just for me always only me
Everything I said?
Oh they was lies
All the letters you wrote?
I threw on the fire
All the promises
I made with fingers
Crossed behind my back
If you get hit hard enough too many times
Things get kind of dark at night
Goodnight boy
Goodnight boy
Goodnight boy
Dying words
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2. |
Night Porter
04:19
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3. |
I'm the Ghost
03:26
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4. |
Dead Texas
03:01
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5. |
Shake the Feeling
03:41
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6. |
Human Cannonball
03:09
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7. |
After Midnight
02:56
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8. |
The Spidercatcher
03:23
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9. |
Serpentine
02:51
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10. |
For Heather
03:26
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11. |
Parts
02:52
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12. |
It's Okay to Disappear
03:36
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13. |
Dirty Sleeve (Live)
04:32
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14. |
Nuclear (Bonus)
03:09
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15. |
Vineyard
03:33
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16. |
Paper Boats
04:16
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17. |
Lost Currencies
03:27
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18. |
Then There Was Me
02:57
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19. |
The Sweetness of It All
02:50
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20. |
As the Centuries Sleep
02:39
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21. |
Losing You
02:54
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22. |
Stay Down
02:54
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23. |
Sometimes They're Right
02:47
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24. |
Punchline
02:45
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26. |
Flightless
03:18
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27. |
Home Sweet Home
02:18
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Old Samuel Cardiff, UK
Old Samuel originally formed in 2011 as a two-piece acoustic outfit consisting of Cardiff stalwarts Britt & Chris. Old Samuel have evolved into a three-piece over time with new drummer Alex injecting complexity and energy into the songs.
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