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TENERIFE
02:54
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Oh Tenerife, why can't you see
The only heart I had, it don't belong to me
Always, it always said:
It pains to say it's not the last time
They'll be crushing our dreams on the oceanside
Always, it always said:
Don't remind me
The only place I truly adore
It's all alone on the ocean floor
So don't remind me
Oh Tenerife, Why can't you see
The only heart I had, it got away from me
Always, it always said:
It's sad to think that they can hold you tight
Just to forget your name tomorrow night
Always, it always said:
Don't remind me
The only place I truly adore
It's all alone on the ocean floor
So don't remind me
I don't know how
The only place I truly adored
Oh tenerife, why can't you see
The only heart I had, it got away from me
Always, it always said
Always, it was always
Always, it always said:
The only place I truly adored
It's all alone on the ocean floor
The only place I ever adored--
So drop me overboard
And don't remind me
Cause I don't know how.
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Going Nowhere
02:26
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Panic, I can hardly taste it
Sleep well, because I am true to you
Streetlights, they will slowly rise again
My car, we left on the southside
We're going nowhere
Tragic, it's so tough on the eyes again
My car, it's fucked up on the southside
W'e're going nowhere
We're going
Where panic, it's so tough on the eyes again
Sleep well, because I am true to you
Streetlights, they will slowly rise again
My car, it's going nowhere
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PORT JUVEE Calgary, Alberta
Although PORT JUVEE embody a sound that is equally indebted to New York City post-punk as it is to a listless Californian vibe, the Canadian prairies are where the band calls home. Their upcoming release "Motion Control" will arrive in 2020 on Canadian upstart Garment District Records, with NYC-based producer Justin Gerrish (Vampire Weekend "Contra" and "Modern Vampires of the City") at the helm. ... more
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