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So Much More
01:56
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The Magician's Daughter
02:01
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Little Black Book
02:13
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You got your little black book on a Sunday
You had it all filled in by Monday
On Tuesday I looked for my name
I couldn't find it, and that's a shame
On Wednesday I guess I'll fall apart
I'm falling apart (I fell for you)
Bridge
And Friday always comes so fast
Trying to leave my ego in the past
All the clubs and discotheques are empty
That's okay, man, they really don't thrill me
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Marianne
02:47
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Fields of Lavender
02:05
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Outsiders
03:22
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You don't know anything about us.
You don't even know our names.
You don't know where we're living.
You just think that we're to blame.
Chorus:
If we come out, one at at time, then that's all right.
Then you won't care.
No, you won't care.
Verse 2
You say that it's always been this way.
You say that it's meant to be.
You say that we did this to ourselves
You say whatever sounds good on TV
Chorus
Bridge
You're lucky that we live so far apart.
You're lucky that we don't know how to organize.
You bide your time.
We'll count the days.
You bide your time.
We'll have our way.
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Tin Foil Hat Society
02:37
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April Morning
02:28
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Euphoria
03:06
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Jangle Orchard Kalamazoo, Michigan
Jangle Orchard is an Indie Rock project with 60's influences led by John Abbott, an English Instructor and writer who lives in Kalamazoo, Michigan.
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