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What I Say
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I’d say
You’re the first one on my mind
In front of the line
In line
I’d say
Your blood is so sublime
My patience is divine
Divine
I think you should be listening closely
To what I say
(And obey)
I think you should be listening closely
To what I say
(And obey)
I’d say
You can run and you can hide
But I’ll find you every time
In time
And I’d say
My bite will make you better
There’ll be no regret here
I think you should be listening closely
To what I say
(And obey)
I think you should be listening closely
To what I say
(And obey)
Say, Say, Say, Say
I think you should be listening closely
(I’ll breathe you in, I’ll drink you in)To what I say
(And obey)
I think you should be listening closely
(I’ll breathe you in, I’ll drink you in)To what I say
(And obey)
(I’ll breathe you in)
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The Blue Hour Seattle, Washington
The Blue Hour blends dream pop, synth wave, and industrial with hints of psychedelia, folk, and electronica to create haunting songs, focusing on texture and rhythm and beautiful discord ... and most of all magic.
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