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from A Whisper, A Shout by Minor Moon

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lyrics

Haughty locals
Faking forwards
Funky taste, throwing peace like coins

Crumbling seaward
With a knee jerk
What’s the rush? What the fuck is the point?

Feeling lower
Over and over
Race to the top like kids to the coins

There we dressed up the crime
Caught up in playground defiance
Oh and you know it’s all just a lie
Oh and you know it’s something you’d like

There we devoured all the vibes
Howling like dogs in the night
Oh and you know they taste just divine
Oh and you know it’s something you’d like

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from A Whisper, A Shout, released December 9, 2015
Written by Sam Cantor

Sam Cantor - vocals, guitar, Rhodes
Jay Hosking - vocals, Rhodes, guitar
Nick Rawson - bass
Eric Derwallis - drums
Ben Cantor - vocals
Enrico Bergamini - tenor saxophone
Cosimo Boni - trumpet
Daniele Germani - alto saxophone
Molly Rose - trombone

Horn arrangement by Enrico Bergamini

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