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On My Mind / About U

On My Mind

I Left School For This

Bomelinho

What if I break up with u ?

Nyctalopia

Debut album "BLABLABLA" available: http://found.ee/Blase_BLABLABLA
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Composed and produced by Blasé
Written by Jwles & Valee
Mixed by I:Cube and Blasé
Mastered by Alex Gopher

Blasé - Not Now (feat. Valee & Jwles)

14 years have come and gone since that night.
And I know I must have been one helluva sight.
And when I think back about it, I know I did some harm,
But until this day I still can’t use my arm.
Fourteen men went looking for me that night.
And I know I must have been one helluva sight.
‘Cause I’d never acted up before that way.
I was there on business, but my mind went out to play.

She was the queen of the dance floor,
Floating gently across the gym, with him, not me.
I was a lonely teenage kid, and I can’t believe what I
Did that night, I was wrong, I was right, I was walking on a limb.

It was a wintry evening that night I lost my mind.
I went out for the evening to see what I could find.
I was cruisin’ down the strip in my custom Chevrolet,
When the lights from the Y caught my eye on that fateful day.

I walked up to the counter, bought a ticket, and strutted in,
And when I saw her dancing, my heart began to spin.
I tucked my shirt into my double-knit polyester pants,
And walked right up to her and asked her for a dance.

She was the queen of the dance floor,
He was captain of the football team, he was mean, an all-state guard.
I was a lonely teenage kid, and I can’t believe what I
Did that night, I gave him my best right and kicked him low and hard.

14 years have come and gone since that night.
And I know I must have been one helluva sight.
And when I think back about it, I know I did some harm,
But until this day I still can’t use my arm.

She was the queen of the dance floor,
Floating gently across the gym, with him, not me.
I was a lonely teenage kid, and I can’t believe what I
Did that night, I was wrong, I was right, I was walking on a limb.

She was the queen of the dance floor,
He was bigger than a transfer truck, and I struck without a plan.
I gave him everything I had, but it didn’t hurt him that bad.
Doncha know I’d do it all over again.

Queen of the Dance Floor

Fleetwood Mac

Rhiannon

City to City

Right Down the Line

Miami Horror Presents: The Shapes 

Leila is the first song released from Miami Horror's new conceptual release "The Shapes" - a unique 5 track release that see's Miami Horror step out of their comfort zone.  The Shapes combines upbeat percussive grooves, with experimental vocal styles that echo Talking Heads and other post-new wave groups of the 80s.

In conjunction with the EP's release Miami Horror are working closely with visual artists that have inspired their music such as Erin Garcia, Spenceroni, Lynnie Zulu & Annukil, as well as Argentinian and Sth african artists John Mccam & Sebatian Borkenhagen. "The Shapes" is due March 17.

Artwork By: Lynnie Zulu

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The Shapes

Miami Horror - Leila

Right Down the Line

Gerry Rafferty

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