I Am Not A Man

I Just Don't Think I'll Ever Get Over You, Colin Hay

Unter diesem Baum

Wooden Arms

Machinery Of The Heavens

I Can Feel Your Pain (Manchester Orchestra)(Matt Solo)

I Only See You - Benton Paul

Got Gold

From "Bag of Animals" EP.

BEACH HOUSE
A couple of days at a beach house in the rain 
She said, “I think we should take some time, let ourselves unwind. 
We’ve been wound up good.” 

There’s a roadside sign on the way into town that reads, ‘Slow Down’. 
That’s what I intend to do – Girl, how ‘bout you? 
Let’s roll up and slow it down 

Just an hour or so in the car – there we go, here we are 
Nothing I’d rather do than spend a little beach house time with you 

We watch the clouds drifting on their way to anywhere 
We watch old films on video 
Read dusty National Geographic’s from the ‘70’s 
Stovetop coffee, time ticks slow 

Just an hour or so in the car – there we go, here we are 
Nothing I’d rather do than spend a little beach house time with you 

Cold caravan morning 
Here in this sleepy town 
I hear the early birds calling 
Girl, we’ve slowed it down 

Just an hour or so in the car – there we go, here we are 
Nothing I’d rather do than spend a little beach house time with you.

Music & lyrics / performance by Danny Crocome & Sam Ogilvie.
Recorded & mixed at MAINZ, Auckland, New Zealand.
Mastered by Nick Taylor @ Sosol Sound, Okura, New Zealand.

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Beach House

I'm Not Asking

'Ian' is available on: 
iTunes -  goo.gl/j2cpJs
Bandcamp - goo.gl/0rAkx3

LYRICS: 
Ian, the life the life 
The dusty old books 
Port on the carpet
The stains the stains 

Oh Ian, the face the face 
The sense of a lifetime 
Snap of the old light 
The room the room 

Oh Ian i'll bring the old box 
Where the quiet lies and the time died 
Oh Ian i'll bring it all for you to see 

Oh Ian, the words the words 
Valiant moments 
Sewed from the old hope 
The life the life 


Violin - Adaq Khan 
VIDEO - http://youtu.be/rXRSHo8MJ7Y

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I Just Don't Think I'll Ever Get Over You, Colin Hay

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