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bettyannejean
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Hey babe
your hair's alright
you look kinda sad but i know you'll feel right
we all know what you've been through girl
so we're gonna help get you through to the other side
take a load off betty anne jean
it's been a long hard road but you're gonna see the light
because we're all here beside you girl and we know how to capture the tears in your eyes
take a drink from the cup of your friends
it's been a long time brewing you know it's alright
yeah we know what you've been through girl so we're all gonna be here to get you through the night
Love's ways are a mystery to me but we all see the lesson in what you've been through
so take a walk through a second hand store let your heart do the picking, see what you like/ feet walk the isle
Because we're all here beside you girl
and we know how to capture the tears in your eyes
you take a walk through a second hand store
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Cardiac Dysrhythmia
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we're not alone
03:49
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Cold Summer
02:38
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The Whorls Melbourne, Australia
Melbourne indie rock 3 piece The Whorls are an entangling trio. From acoustic-bass inspired ballads to crunchy rock and roll, with influences ranging from the likes of Tame Impala to Jon Spencer to The White Stripes, The Whorls create a unique, melodic rock sound, with a nostalgic fuzzy edge. ... more
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