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Moon
03:07
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Behind the tiny door
I sat and wrote you a note
And your smile makes me moving on
Turning me round when you're fading away from me
And we will never need to touch the ground
Cause i..... ....and you
We'll go to the moon
Our planet will be home at noon
We're shopping at home
It's a crowded afternoon
They are creeping into me
One two three
Lalalala....
The leaves are falling too soon
Come home and sing me a tune
And your smile makes me moving on
Turning me round when you're fading away from me
And we will never need to touch the ground
Cause i..... ....and you
I'll show you the moon
We will stay in the same old room
Shopping for two
On a rainy afternoon
You will show me all your tricks
Four five six
Lalalala....
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2. |
I Believe
03:38
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Sitting on the plane
Floating in the sky
Twisted sliding legs
I'm trying to wake up
I'm trying to read a book
I mean, it won't be hard.
I believe what you said to me
Over those clouds
I believe what you gave to me
Under the sea
I'm reaching the town
Plenty of cars
Slightly humid air
When i open my lap-top
I see the people running down
I mean, why should they rush?
I believe what you said to me
Over those clouds
I believe what you gave to me
Under the sea
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3. |
Magic Jar
03:36
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When i go to town with you on saturday
I see you on the mobile sitting in the train
Looking into windows passing by
People talk about the latest thing to do and
I don't know who i am gonna meet again
I ask myself will i be part of this at all?
And when you ask me things I'll say
I do i do i do yes certainly with you
I'm weird, i know, but so are you
I'm glad you're really not so different to me
I'm glad you're really not so different to me
And then you send me flashes of fantasy
I will whisper words that drop into the sea and
Then the taxi's taking us away and turns
At home you pour me tea from your magic jar
Winter mornings makes me feel hot and cold
I wont forget how you gave the tea to me
And when you ask me things I say
I do I do I do yes certainly with you
I'm weird, i know, but so are you
I'm glad you're really not so different to me
I'm glad you're really not so different to me
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4. |
Mr. Ben
03:20
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5. |
True High School
03:52
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6. |
Karaoke
03:24
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7. |
Big Foot Over The Sky
03:33
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8. |
Naha Song
03:31
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9. |
Take Me To The World
03:36
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10. |
Do What You Do
03:46
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Ken Kobayashi London, UK
Raised in London, Tokyo and Berlin, Ken Kobayashi’s colourful indie-pop reflects his international upbringing. His adventurously produced songs recall everything from SNES soundtracks to bossa nova but are underpinned by classic songwriting, with lyrics dealing with city life. ... more
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