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When Will This Be Over?
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The Brilliant Ones
03:16
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The brilliant ones are the damaged ones
How did they get that way?
And did you know they started out just like you and me?
They followed their dreams to where they wanted to be, obviously
And he wouldn't come down, couldn't come down
Might never come down
She had a dream on the golden hill but somehow it slipped away
Her eyes were young but her soul was a billion years old
She told me she was going further than the seven fold
And she wouldn't come down, couldn't come down
Might never come down
The brilliant ones are the damaged ones
How did they get that way?
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Plain Sailing
03:34
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I've fallen for you, you've fallen for me too
It's all become so easy, to love each other freely
I think I like you, do you like me too?
No fly in the ointment, low risk of disappointment
We're gliding down slowly, on a road to the sun-kissed ocean
Watching above in slow motion
It's all plain sailing now
Plain sailing now
Smiles are now returning to the grey and sallow faces
Reaching all the places where grown men go to cry
But you and I are not yet broken
We have old dreams to realise
A far off look in our eyes - no, don't let it die
Because you seem to know me
I'm starting to know you too
Still life in the old boy yet
Still life.....still life
And it's all plain sailing now
Plain sailing now
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Edwin and the Keepers Oxford, UK
An Oxford Supergroup of sorts, Edwin And The Keepers formed in 2018 when former members of local bands Veda Park, Zim Grady
and Stolby decided to continue their unfinished musical business, playing a unique blend of alternative lounge-pop and experimental-MOR.
Peter Madams: Vocals, guitar and keys / John McManus: Bass and vocals / Jono Willis: guitars / Pete Oliver: drums and percussion
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