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Music Everywhere
03:19
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“As we edge our way deeper into the 21st century we will begin to want music that cannot be listened to wherever, whenever and doing whatever”
Wherever, whenever,
And doin’ whatever,
Wherever, whenever and doin’
Wherever, whenever,
And doin’ whatever,
Wherever, whenever and doin’
Stop just for a minute
I’ve just reached my limit
I can’t listen to another single song,
I’ve clogged up my hard drive
Got a massive archive
It would take me half my life to listen to
No-one listens to the music
No-one listens to the music
No-one listens to the music
Music everywhere
Far too many files to share,
(Share, yeah..)
I’ve still got my vinyl
Side Two, then it’s final
I read through the lyrics
As I listen to…
No-one listens to the music
No-one listens to the music
No-one listens to the music
Music everywhere
Far too many files to share
Ooooooo-ooooooooooooah!
Download, download, download, download
Download, download, download, download………………….
What now for the future?
Trade in your computer
Or just listen to the
music that you love
No-one listens to the music
No-one listens to the music
No-one listens to the music
Music everywhere
Far too many files to share
Music everywhere
Far too many files to share
Wherever, whenever,
And doin’ whatever,
Wherever, whenever and doin’
Wherever, whenever,
And doin’ whatever,
Wherever, whenever and doin’
Whatever!
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Lady Luck
04:03
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They say luck is a lady
But she ain’t no friend of mine
She’s a stranger in this part of town,
And I think that made me
Suck the dregs out from my wine
In a drunken haze I’m going down
Then she takes me in her arms
Then she takes you in her arms
Then she takes you in her arms
It feels like
All of your troubles have gone
All of your troubles have gone
All of your troubles have gone
And you were wrong
All of your troubles have gone
(Oo-ooh, oo-ooh
Oo-ooh)
There are blue days, bad days
When there ain’t much sign of life
And the spark has gone from my eye,
Then I think of you babe
As I look up to the sky
And I see your light is shining bright
Then she takes you in her arms
Then she takes you in her arms
Then she takes you in her arms
It feels like
All of your troubles have gone
Feels like all of your troubles have gone
All of your troubles have gone
And you are strong,
All of your troubles have gone
(Oo-ooh, oo-ooh
Oo-ooh, oo-ooh
Oo-ooh...)
Take a chance and don’t say maybe
You could be my lucky lady
Take a chance and don’t say maybe
You could be my lucky lady
Maybe, lady
Maybe, lady
Maybe, lady
Maybe..
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3. |
Why We Here
03:29
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Born in the sunshine, born in the rain
Born at the wrong time, born with no name,
Born in a castle, born in a field,
Born so defenceless, born with a shield
Why, why-why,
Why-y-y we here?
Why, why-why,
Why-y-y we here?
Some find their solace going to church
I tried a few times, it didn’t work,
My expectation might have been wrong,
Too many sermons, not enough song
Why, why-why,
Why-y-y we here?
Why, why-why,
Why-y-y we here?
Why, why-why,
Why-y-y we here?
Why, why-why,
Why-y-y are we here?
Are we here?
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Glass Angel Bristol, UK
Glass Angel were active between 2015 and 2020. They released their debut album as a New Wave Indie quartet, in 2017. ‘In
Dreams We Fly’ was described as a ‘masterclass in songwriting’ and ‘a powerpop kaleidoscope and punk pop as f**k’.
The group then recorded the 'Fight or Nah?' EP’ as a trio, just before the first Covid lockdown. They have been on indefinite hiatus since its 2020 release.
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