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Postcards
03:51
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When we travel
Don't make me trust
Blind emotion
We find ourselves amid a golden time
Love from a postcard life
We both really need each other
We're both hard to find
Floral dresses
Blind emotion
We find ourselves amid a golden time
This is me at my best
It's just me
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2. |
What-a
01:44
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I'm not
Not so bad
What a
Friendly chat
Let your
Hair fall down
Stay
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3. |
Bob's Cantina
02:38
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You are a handsome weirdo
I know that I'd get you to go
Eggs, toast, and coffee flows
For those woeful yet so hopeful
And if you want to take a drive
We'll go to Bob's Cantina
A long and wistful ride
We got the drop, the stock
And baby we got the time
You'll wish that was your life
At least just one more time
We'll go as long as you go
It's so hazy, it don't phase me
Well spent time
There's no reason
There's no rhyme
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4. |
Cat II
01:55
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I made sure your portrait
Always hangs
And the ghost in your apartment
Stop your pretty
Stop your lie
Sharp dressed pity
I love your portrait
But the face it seems to change
And the ghost in your apartment
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5. |
Postcards (Radio Edit)
03:25
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