We, Us The Pharaohs
from Maxwell Farrington & Le SuperHomard Bundle : "Once" & "I Had It All" by Maxwell Farrington & Le SuperHomard
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Record/Vinyl + Digital AlbumThis bundle includes :
>>> Maxwell Farrington & Le SuperHomard "Once" (1 LP Black Vinyl, printed inner sleeve)
>>> Maxwell Farrington & Le SuperHomard "I Had It All" (1 EP Black Vinyl, printed inner sleeve).
Includes unlimited streaming of Maxwell Farrington & Le SuperHomard Bundle : "Once" & "I Had It All" via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.Download available in 16-bit/44.1kHz.ships out within 1 dayedition of 100Purchasable with gift card€26 EUR or more
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Compact Disc (CD) + Digital AlbumThis bundle includes :
>>> Maxwell Farrington & Le SuperHomard "Once" (album, digipack three panels).
>>> Maxwell Farrington & Le SuperHomard "I Had It All" (EP, digipack three panels)
Includes unlimited streaming of Maxwell Farrington & Le SuperHomard Bundle : "Once" & "I Had It All" via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.Download available in 16-bit/44.1kHz.ships out within 3 daysedition of 100Purchasable with gift card€18 EUR or more
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from the album "Once" (2021)
lyrics
A vine grows in the jungle like a line flows on a page
A simplified correction caught and caged
A flower whispers on your breath, it likes your cosmic style
A satellite embraced lives just a while
We, us the pharaohs, live for our own ideals
Stained glass and tarot cards could tell us how you feel
Down by over up round here, through stiffs and sailors I’ll be home in a year
A tree grows t’wards the sunlight as my heart grows to the east
Forgotten loves and emails beg belief
Five million silhouettes on call yet resting in a bay
They wish for thirteen lovers each fine day
We, us the pharaohs, live for our own ideals
Stained glass and tarot cards could tell us how you feel
Down by over up round here, through stiffs and sailors I’ll be home in a year
A place to call your own - through a window
Down by over up round here, through stiffs and sailors I’ll be home in a year
A simplified correction caught and caged
A flower whispers on your breath, it likes your cosmic style
A satellite embraced lives just a while
We, us the pharaohs, live for our own ideals
Stained glass and tarot cards could tell us how you feel
Down by over up round here, through stiffs and sailors I’ll be home in a year
A tree grows t’wards the sunlight as my heart grows to the east
Forgotten loves and emails beg belief
Five million silhouettes on call yet resting in a bay
They wish for thirteen lovers each fine day
We, us the pharaohs, live for our own ideals
Stained glass and tarot cards could tell us how you feel
Down by over up round here, through stiffs and sailors I’ll be home in a year
A place to call your own - through a window
Down by over up round here, through stiffs and sailors I’ll be home in a year
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from Maxwell Farrington & Le SuperHomard Bundle : "Once" & "I Had It All",
released October 6, 2022
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Maxwell Farrington & Le SuperHomard France
"If you love early ’70s Scott Walker, Lee Hazlewood and other grandly orchestrated baritones, you’re going to dig ’Once’" Brooklyn Vegan.
"Gallic pop-psych voyager conspires with Aussie crooner." Mojo ****
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Apr 2021
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