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Spare Yourself
05:17
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Life's A Breeze
04:53
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Stranger's Angels
07:03
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Danger loves and comforts you
Walks around and guides you
Tells you you will be just fine
If you stay away from me
Stranger's angels strangle you
Your mother's arms abandoned you
You seem to think that you'll be fine
If you stay away from me
Well I can slide away if you want to
But you started a flame and I burn for you
Who knows how long I'll burn in your flames
And so I wrote a song to help me grieve
Cos I played a fool a in your make believe
Who knows long long burn in your flames
Your friends with those who trouble you
My troubled friend where are you
They told you you will be just fine
If you stay away from me
Strangers angels strangle you
Do you need your mother's arms around you
Did they tell you you'll be fine
If you stay away from me
Well I can slide away if you want to
But you started a flame and I burn for you
Who knows how long I'll burn in your flames
And so I wrote a song to help me grieve
Cos I played a fool a in your make believe
Who knows long long burn in your flames
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Dance Of Creation
03:51
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Doctor's Blues
05:33
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The Dirty Diamond Los Angeles, California
Press Contact:
Mike Savage
mikesavage123@gmail.com
Radio Contact:
Jeff Appleton
Marathon Entertainment
jeff@marathonentertainment.com
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