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Familiar
04:49
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Into another day, locked from the outside
Up for a minute then i'll, dive through the low tide
It feels like I'm getting closer, nearly familiar
I don’t know, there’s no point, still I’ll go if i can find a light
All our tells nothing, only more goes over my head
There’s no point, still I’m here, just trying to keep occupied
Self Destructive , life style addicted, you’re into self destructive i know
Since i've started, my dreams won't design
Over-reaching and she'll just pass by
But it feels like I'm closer, all to familiar
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2. |
Bright Eyes
05:35
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Will you be there tonight?
Each time you are becoming to crystallise
I believe you’ll show me the light
‘Cause lately I'm dreaming, redeeming in black and white
Bright eyes, bright eyes, bright eyes why won’t you stay for awhile
Walk awake, anticipating
The highly individual, remedial reflections all alone
It comes again, will it ever end?
Derision spent, can you be my friend?
Bright eyes, bright eyes, bright eyes why won’t you stay for awhile
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3. |
In Jubilation
01:55
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So come along and save my seasick hide
I can’t get myself off this long ride
I’ll keep breathing in and out besides
We’re all looking for a chance to keep us satisfied
keep us satisfied, satisfied.
As I wait all of my, teeth fall out
And I spit them right, out of my mouth
I know I recognise the sounds
As they roll, roll around, roll, roll around
On the table, hear them laughing, see them spinning
My teeth spin in jubilation.
In jubilation inside out
The only way I get around
Spent so long looking down
It’s the only way i see this town
In jubilation inside out
The only way I get around
In jubilation, looking down
I might lose/skip this town
On my cloud, by the river on the ground
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Stranger
04:14
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Hey stranger, where you been
the way you walk is sinking in
Hey angel, where you been
was that you who brushed my skin
Hey stranger did you turn your step,
what did i learn
oh you look good with a cigarette
All dressed in black
a heart attack
Knows where it’s at
you passed me by
straight on through
tell me
What’s your name
Hey stranger, where you been
the way you walk is sinking in
hey angel, where you been
all this time I've spent waiting
i’ve been waiting, for a stranger
to pass me by, none like you
all this time, now you are straight through
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5. |
Tides (Live)
10:10
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I see the wave, that rolling giant
I am the island, that becomes horizon
Take all of me, time washes over
The tide swallows sober, could never be over
Ahh if you are the one
I’ll try to leave it behind
Ahh if you are the one
I’ve tried now
I see the wave, that rolling giant
I am the island, that becomes horizon
That becomes horizon, that becomes horizon
Oh here look what we’ve done
The tide has caught up behind
with our backs to the setting sun
Just dive there is no time to run
Let it come, let it come, let it come
I feel the earth turning, I feel my world in motion
Like the second coming, see the salt rising
If you’re feeling alive, then close your eyes
And feel the earth turning, feel the world in motion
I can only wait until you come around
Because gravity’s the only (other) thing keeping me down
This is new ground but i know for sure
The water make you feel like never before
I feel the earth turning, I feel the world in motion
Like the second coming, see the salt rising
If you’re feeling alive, then close your eyes baby
And feel the earth turning, feel the world in motion
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Mung dahl Perth, Australia
Mung Dahl play at Perth venues with an expanding line-up and unpredictable set. Static guitar solos and erratic forms, create energetic and unique performances.
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