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Someone Like You
03:56
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Take Me On Down
04:05
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Hang Onto Life
05:09
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We used to play those silly games
Where we we could die and rise and fall again
but some things never stay the same
a life is one thing we cant rearrange
She didnt mean to hurt you daddy
it doesnt happen like that on tv
please get up now its not funny anymore
and i dont want to play this game again
to take a life is the final price some have to pay
you'l know the cost when lives are lost, theres no moire days
shallow is the man who doesnt understand how much it means
like actors on a stage, the suicide is played, those final scenes
So make the most of what you have
and dont feel sorry for yourself
your always better off than someone else
so make the most of what you have
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monsterpop Glasgow, UK
monsterpop recommends:
Tunes From The Darkside
by Dark Country
i played, sang,and wrote songs on this great alt country album with my friend Sammy Horner some years ago. it deserves to be heard by more people.
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Living it up when I die
by The Electrics
This was my first records as a full member of The Electrics. my song Rollin Home features the late, great Stuart Adamson of The Skids/Big Country on guest Ebow guitar.
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Reel, Folk n' Rock n' Roll
by The Electrics
This Electrics album features my song KayDee's Lament, which was written for a special person who is no longer with us,and it means a lot to me. I got to sing it on the album too.
go to albumIf you like monsterpop, you may also like:
Echo Dancing
by Alejandro Escovedo
The legendary Alejandro Escovedo returns with another country-rock scorcher.
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i blew on a dandelion and the whole world disappeared
by American Pleasure Club
Like winter branches lined with snow and ice, Sam Ray (Ricky Eat Acid, Teen Suicide)'s latest is delicate, spare, melancholy, and beautiful.
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Twelve nervy power pop tracks punctuated by hairpin chord changes that arrive like sucker punches.
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