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Little Thing on the Side
00:54
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you are my little thing on the side,
hop in my malibu lets go for a ride,
go down to the park,
it's gettin' pretty dark,
on the lake is the moon,
it'll be gone soon,
and so will you.
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greetings from a postcard summer,
ashtrays and heresay,
sitting in the dirt patch room,
waiting for the bloom.
passing are the hip dog walkers,
coffee and tea,
if this barn was an estate,
would you enter the gate?
come around and please comply,
gilded wishes from a copper guy,
six chamber rye long bus ride,
getting off and falling hard on the same old boulevard.
next door is a cafe and i order
the jelly and toast,
and though its overpriced by a bunch,
i'd try to buy you lunch.
never been a shopper for groceries,
liquor and chips,
the city is a pool thats gone dry,
dive and try not to die,
living the american dream,
blankets and sheets,
wake up and roll over if you care,
somebodys there.
come around and please comply,
gilded wishes from a copper guy,
six chamber rye long bus ride,
getting off and falling hard on the same old boulevard.
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Length of Repeats
01:23
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You may take offense,
But nonetheless,
I express my thanks.
Rather than feeling,
cold and reeling,
I'm neutral.
Less time to think,
No subdued drinks,
I'll miss you.
I couldn't make sense,
I was on the fence,
You pulled me off.
I'll focus on the band,
Watching the sand,
Pile in the glass.
You'll walk along,
In the rain with this song,
On pace with the beat,
For the length of repeats.
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4. |
Community Service
02:15
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5. |
Halfway Late
01:35
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7. |
Private Screening Heroin
02:28
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8. |
Plastic Trophy
02:56
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9. |
Halfway Overs
01:14
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10. |
Noticing a Stranger
03:15
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Michael Fiore Los Angeles, California
Michael Fiore currently plays in Criminal Hygiene, and is working on his 3rd solo album under the name "Fiore" titled Mara.
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