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Famous
03:51
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Now won’t we take everybody
File and fix them in a line.
Seduce the leaders, the social prestigers
Cloak and shame philistine.
I will dine on dazzling eyes,
Arrange my photograph garden
Delete detractions, and fein each action.
When the work is done…
I can't wait for the work to be done.
Famous, I want to perform...
I’m gunna be a billboard with a smile.
& on your phone I'll flicker bright.
On highway to an airport I'll be your thorn
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Caveat Emptor
02:49
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To Refuse To Dance
03:13
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Right Right Right Right
03:25
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low talk Melbourne, Australia
Low Talk Art-pop led by Thomas Hyland & Charlotte Ivey. Visceral lyrics, rich harmonies, textural instrumentation & driving rhythms.
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