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Simon Says
02:18
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Harold's Eye
03:31
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I paused to light a cigarette, it was damp back from the trenches,
It crackled with a pleasing warmth, Oh yeah it was great man hey!
Disconnect the phones and disconnect the bones,
I stared down in the distance,
Thought I saw a man who said he knew the way
Thought I saw a man who said he knew the way
Was not the quality of investor
Was not the quality of investor
If I could not be so pestered, I would let that man’o fester
I thought I saw my brother lying down upon the ground,
And clutched inside his hand was a piece of paper oh so brown
And what was in his eyes I cannot tell you.....
Looking around I had the feeling, something came on over me,
I looked down there and give it a try, its worth it Harold give it a try.
Please tell me to get away, Harold pull the arrow out of your eye,
Telecommunication man shot down in another van,
Telecommunication man shot down yet another man......
I paused to light a cigarette, it was damp back from the trenches,
It crackled with a pleasing warmth, Oh yeah it was great man hey!
Generals laugh and men grow old and stories still remain untold
Generals laugh and men grow old and stories still remain untold
This is not the quality, the quality of investor
If I could not be so pestered, I would let that man’o fester
Newbreed man, newbreed man, take me by the phone and take me down the road
Sold down the river for a sixties fiver, sold down the river for a sixties fiver
I cannot believe this guy, Harold pull the arrow out of your eye and try
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Crumplehorns UK
Crumplehorns are an authentic indie band from the UK.
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