Space Golf
from Trip Tease by Tipsy
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from Trip Tease,
released March 10, 1997
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Mar 1997 -
Mar 2001
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Love the retro tiki combined with the psychedelic feel. My only complaint? I wish there were more tracks!
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All the times, I can't ever count them all the smiling times when you walked into a room and our eyes danced pretending to be hands and feet until our knees and then we played with words edges of ourselves wondering if our other self would love the same as if it matters .. isn't it? - always so close to ... paradise exotica mystery shrouded in gauze in cognito in perpetuity we'll drink the Bitter Storm we'll be Librarians in search of Lost Books
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