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Standing on your front door
Focus on the stray
He’s gone so whatever
There is nothing else to say
If you think it’s gonna get better
I should tell that’s all wrong
So leave your head upon my shoulder
Rain on ‘till all that glitter’s gone
Rain on, fill up my river song
If you think it’s gonna get better
I should tell that’s all wrong
So leave your head upon my shoulder
Rain on ‘till all that glitter’s gone
Rain on, fill up my river song
Standing on your front door
You won’t even try
Have i told you before ?
You are prettier when you cry
If you think it’s gonna get better
I must warn you, that’s all wrong
So leave your head upon my shoulder
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Dan
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Sunset 3
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Pokett Rennes, France
Adepte boulimique d’un songwriting à la fois classique et étoilé de petites expérimentations, Pokett développe des trames folk pop sucrées aux parentés électives (Elliott Smith, Jim O’Rourke, Wilco), brodées de fourmillants trésors sonores et tissées en architectures complexes, sans que jamais les chansons ne désertent le cœur. ... more
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