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Radio
03:35
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My love is a radio, My love is a signal flow
I'll tell you what it is why I'm feeling so bad
It slips through my fingers what I never had
Put on my red dress I'm going out tonight
I don't know exactly but it feels about right
My love is a radio, My love is a signal flow
Sometimes you're there and sometimes you're gone
Love my or leave me my love is a song
Are you deceiving me loud and clear?
You slip through my fingers whenever you're near
My love is a radio, My love is a signal flow
My love is a radio, My love is a signal flow
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No Point
03:53
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When troubled fires bring out the liars
A whispers call and a warm embrace
A deep breath in you hear your name
Though you will fall it's part of the race
And if I didn't think it was worth it
I'd probably fly away
If I thought my heart couldn't take it
Then there's no point trying anyway
A beating heart right from the start
It's in your blood and in your veins
It's a losers game who starts to blame
All you want it's all in your hands
And if I didn't think it was worth it
I'd probably fly away
If I thought my heart couldn't take it
Then there's no point trying anyway
If I didn't think it was worth it
If I didn't think it was worth it
And if I didn't think it was worth it
I'd probably fly away
If I thought my heart couldn't take it
Then there's no point trying anyway
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The Other Dramas Oxford, UK
New single 'I'll See You Again' out now open.spotify.com/album/0XAbgK3CvPt72CgcikdvMi
The Other Dramas
are a two piece garage rock fuzz noise pop band from Oxford consisting of Maria Ilett (guitar, vocals) and Richie Wildsmith (drums, vocals).
They have played with Deap Vally, LA Witch, Saint Agnes, PINS, Stewart Lee and Shonen Knife. Contact: theotherdramas@gmail.com
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