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Sand
01:03
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Actor
03:14
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Street Preacher
04:18
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Dark Times
04:33
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Maple Ward
04:12
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Time Gone By
01:50
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Take You Far Away
01:56
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Did The Earth Move?
04:42
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Mindfullness
04:13
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Mindfullness
Bitch on A Train
saw it in her eyes
Evilness shone through her
don’t need no disguise
not native to Britain
and she made it plain
hates british people
and sharing a train
Mindfullness x 4
Excuse me Essex boy
your sat in my seat
Theres room for two here
so what is you’re beef
theres other vacant seats
so take one of those
get some manners bitch
and maybe then ill move
Suited up and booted up
you think you’re smart
look at you you hypocrite
your making me laugh
pathetic little office boy
with your shiny shoes
YOU HYPOCRITE
I got nothing to lose
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Carmick Sheffield, UK
Singer Songwriter. All instruments are played by myself unless stated. Joined my first band Societys Victims in 1981. been in and out of music since. I have my own studio ward street Studio and I mix and master my own tracks. I can master your songs for you too please contact for details. ... more
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