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BEDS, SMOKES, CLOTHES

from CHORDETTE by the Lambta Da's

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your looking like a romantic
staring still at the stars
you have got a drunken slouch
hanging off the boulevard
half drunk, half stoned
always fucking on beyond belief
while she is at home lying right next to me
...
we're sharing beds at night
we're sharing packs of smokes
we're sharing beds at night
sharing eachothers clothes
...
how sad for you little boy
if you knew what goes behind your back
but keep your temper dont get mad
good things never seem to last
cant you see that she's in love with me
and i am fond of her
you looking like a romantic
too fucked up for sure
...
you fell into the ocean kid
you fell into now who you love
but she has got no mercy for you
she is telling you nothing of
who she's being seeing
latley who see has been messing with
and i have fallen in love with her
she's got no love for you kid
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now that she has left me as well
i've got my own cigarette lit
i've got my bottle of spirits
and i dont care who i go home with
but i cant stop worrying
i am unable to
stop thinking of a prettier boy
with his arms around you, i mean her
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from CHORDETTE, released January 30, 2015

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the Lambta Da's regina, Saskatchewan

The music's expression is paradoxically less solar and extraverted than the character of the seasons would lead us to believe. More than strength or richness there is an intensity, a sensation replete with freshness and firmness, which is remarkable. This deep and confident presence that persists over time becomes the memory of the music, possibly for always. ... more

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