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They Call Them Liars
05:08
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He said these lies, they sit on tables
And these lies. how they perch upon stools
And these lies, watch TV labels
I said get to know one soon
I met him in a new afternoon
His jacket all dressed in blue
No I didn't really get it too
Didn't really know him soon
He said these lies, they sit on tables
And these lies, how they perch upon stools
And these lies, watch TV labels
I said get to know one soon
And she kisses her outside a railway
As these buildings just tower above
But my usual lack of this sensual wonder
Fully understood the above
He said these lies, they sit on tables
And these lies, how they perch upon stools
And these lies, watch TV labels
I said get to know one soon
But have you seen there pain inside
Some say a barage of bullets all the time
As this thunder and lightning arise
Some help they may need sometime
And he shows me a picture of him
With his quiff oh so big
In a clone of this town far away
Together they may live someday
He said these lies, they sit on tables
And these lies, how they perch upon stools
And these lies, watch TV labels
I said get to know one soon
He said these lies, they sit on tables
And these lies, how they perch upon stools
And these lies, watch TV labels
I said get to know one soon
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I Hear You Calling
03:44
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I hear you calling
From the river bank
I will be coming
When the air is black
And all my time is lying
On the factory floor
And all my time is lying
On the factory floor
Some say messiah's coming
Gimme back my time
Some say messiah's coming
Gotta get it right
And all my time is lying
On the factory floor
And all my time is lying
On the factory floor
I hear you calling
I hear you calling
I hear you calling
I hear you calling
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Leon C England, UK
Leon C is a contemporary folk singer songwriter born in Southampton Hampshire. After 9 years of classical guitar training, Leon began mixing his love for poetry and vintage music with more modern influences to make poetically inflected, contemporary folk music. Two years later after debut release “Please” in 2018, he is out with a new set of songs, playing with both a band and solo. ... more
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