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Stand And Turn Away
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Told Me Once Before
02:36
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Glisten in the sun,
Got no need to run,
Flowering so bold,
Left so much untold,
It’s not so freezing when you’re easy,
Making the stars fall,
Bet you told me once before,
You don’t remember but I’m sure,
Only one thing I can do for you.
Everything’s so old,
One taste and I’m sold,
Night we looked and found,
Things that kept you down,
See the green grow,
Through my window,
Facing towards the sun,
Bet you told me once before,
You don’t remember but I’m sure,
Only one thing I can do for you.
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3. |
Get To Know You
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4. |
Hanging Around
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Whispering Winds
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Outside By My Side
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Good Things Come In Halves
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8. |
Something Wicked
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9. |
I'd Find You Again
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10. |
On And On And Gone
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Gringo Star Atlanta, Georgia
Gringo Star have made a name for themselves as one of Atlanta’s most valuable rock & roll exports. Brothers Nick and Peter Furgiuele are the constant creative force of Gringo Star, and have outlasted wave after wave of buzz bands and indie blog darlings, carving their own path through constant reinvention and an unparalleled work ethic, amassing a loyal international fanbase along the way. ... more
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