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Painjoy
05:38
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Memory Lane
I watch you walking down
In city grey
Memory Lane
I watch you walking by
With sunset smile
I try to love your good and bad
I want to know your pain and joy
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Coz I Love You
05:54
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Sing a song you belong to
The house is filled with empty rooms
Tell me to go
I wait too long
Follow the rules
I wait too long
Coz I love you
Catch the bus with the strangers
No one can tell you're on my mind
I wait too long
To let you know
I wait too long
To open the door
Coz I love you
Get a new job playing old songs
There's not much more I'm looking for
Get along
With myself
Get a role
Of my own
Coz I love you
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Super Napkin Taipei, Taiwan
Super Napkin is a fuzz-pop trio hailing from Taiwan. As 80’s kids born in the Taipei Basin, the drone of motorbikes comprised their early childhood ‘soundtrack’. So when they came of age in the Soulseek 56k baud modem era, it made perfect sense for them to fall in love with the equally droney sounds of Yo La Tengo, Sonic Youth, Eric's Trip, The Microphones, and My Bloody Valentine. ... more
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