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The ice age is melting, the sun's zooming in,
The engine's not running, the wheat's growing thin,
A nuclear winter but I have no fear
Yangon is drowning and I live by the river.
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You're Better (Art mix)
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You'll never get signed to Flying Nun
Cos you haven't got your nose up a critic's bum
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I dreamed I saw Helen Kelly in an empty carpark last night
She'd come to see how we were doing - is everything alright?
And she was holding her guitar searching for the chords to a union song:
I had some old ideas
her face was young and strong!
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The New Things Paekākāriki, New Zealand
The New Things bring you crush songs, uncanny pop, weird musings, and baseless libel, direct from surf suburb,
Paekākāriki.
Tina and Jason toured Japan in 2019, and returned to glory at the Foxton Fizztival early in 2020. The Pink Chocolate EP is a taster for their first album, in production. The duo DIY produce everything in their living room.
Band photo by Bob Zuur Moments of Light Photography
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Cookie Brooklyn & the Crumbs - On 'Television'
by Cookie Brooklyn & the Crumbs
It's on TV ... get it?
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sometimes i sit and think, and sometimes i just sit
by courtney barnett
Lefty woman spunk with quirky descriptive lyrics.
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It's All Over
by mr sterile Assembly
So loud, so energetic, such rhythm.
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