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Alice Summer Blues
03:31
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Here lies the beast
45 Celcius heat
Lonely raging street
Sweaty bodies - damp sheets
Here comes the sound
Scream, sirens and howls
Bad, bad town
Why would you stick around?
Winter passage:
Oh, it's so nice today!
They said, 'the weather's just right'
Oh, it's that time again
When everyone's all starry-eyed
How nice it is to have a choice
To leave when it gets too hard.
But some of us will have to stay and deal
with the Alice summer blues
Here stand my feet.
I guess we're in too deep
We've unleashed the beast
In that maddening summer heat.
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Lioness
03:23
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Diana - Band Version
03:07
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Hail The Clown
04:17
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Point fingers and accuse
I asked to be excused
We are never we
We love to have enemies!
I am seeking solitude
Repulsed by all attitudes
They represent community
They always disagree
Dust settled on a city murdered
A clown who will clown no more.
Drum beats are aerial bombs
Staccato is a machine gun
Freaks in society
Where art is a luxury
But war is a necessity
Oh, how selfish of me
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Skinks Don't Surf
02:38
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A Fool
02:43
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Bubuy Bulan
04:57
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Gentleman
03:32
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Waterhole
03:06
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Gurun Alice Springs, Australia
Currently a three piece band based in Mparntwe (Alice Springs), Australia.
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