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True Blue
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True Blue
When I read about your requiem too
Didn't really make much sense at the time
That a sky that seemed so brilliant and clear
That belonged to you my dear
And you won't find your way back home
You forget every thunderdome
Take a wish and when the coast is clear
And the daylight changes here
True Blue
When you stuck that knife so deep in your heart
Did you think about the very next part
When the sky turns from blue to black
And how could you ever get back
For the heart pumps a sacred rhyme
That vibrates in this space and time
But now you gave your heart to the blade
And you rest in eternal shade
You know that you'll always
You'll always be true blue to me
You know that you’ll always
You’ll always stand in the shadow
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Graveyards Of Swallows
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Doleful Lions Chicago, Illinois
Doleful Lions are one the great lost bands of modern times, its not an under achiever thing rather more that they’ve been constantly overlooked in favour of ensembles, fads and fashions less musically astute and considerably less talented, always occupying their own little orbit shying away from the various bandwagons that have come passing them by - Mark Barton (The Sunday Experience) ... more
Doleful Lions recommends:
Save For A Rainy Day
by Jan & Dean
The first twee pop album from November 1966. I listened to this a lot when I wrote and recorded Song Cyclops.
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Cry All The Time
by Impulsive Hearts
My favorite Chicago release so far this year. Blurry 60s girl group songs with tons of emotion. Favorite song EXODUS EVENING COMPANY.
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Driving On Redline / 3000 Miles And Counting
by Cinco de Gatos
My mid nineties band has reformed!
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Dust in the Path of Love
by The Reds, Pinks & Purples
supported by 4 fans who also own “True Blue”
I desperately needed something intoxicating and cathartic and this is just what the doctor ordered. Catchy melodies slathered deep in fuzz.
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Murder, Oral Sex & Cigarettes
by The Reds, Pinks & Purples
supported by 4 fans who also own “True Blue”
brilliant, as always. cannot spread my appreciation for your music far enough, constantly sharing and telling friends, have yet to find anyone that doesn't dig it
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The members of Big Slice rubbed shoulders with Britpop legends like Suede & Echobelly—no surprise when you hear their radiant, hooky songs.
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