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lyrics
Tonight is an island we can rest on
Out of sight, we can strip down on the south shore
Out of sight, we can strip down on the south shore
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from Plumes,
released July 17, 2012
Veronica Charnley: vocals, guitar
Geof Holbrook: keyboards, guitar, vocals
Louise Campbell: bass clarinet
Todd Harrop: percussion
Noel Webb: drums
Saam Hashemi: bass
Veronica Charnley: vocals, guitar
Geof Holbrook: keyboards, guitar, vocals
Louise Campbell: bass clarinet
Todd Harrop: percussion
Noel Webb: drums
Saam Hashemi: bass
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