06. Hanna (feat. Hanna Berglind)

春と修羅 きのこ帝国

Mei Ayakura - eye

Bran-new Lovesong

アンニュイ

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We got fire
We got passion
To make everyone
Wanna lose it
And we’re handsome
We are lovers on the dance floor
Feel the body move

And; I was right there next to you
Dancing with a groove
I know, I can feel it
But then you stopped, left me in the dust
So I followed you with the beat

There’s a gnome on the dance floor
Dancing with my baby
He got the moves, he got the groove
He’s smurfing
There’s a gnome on the dance floor
Dancing with my baby
She loves a gnome, and now I’m hurting

At the bar with a honey
She got hair like me, kinda curly
We made out, she tastes like passion
No gnome in sight; let’s go bag this bunny

Now I see she was made for me
Like chocolate to my sweet vanilla feast
But then she stopped, I hoped she wouldn’t walk away
She pointed at me and said:

There’s a gnome on the dance floor
Dancing with my baby
He got the moves, now he got my lady
Now that’s two more ladies; wait, this feels shady
That gnome stole my chance again

Yea

Take it to the left, take it to the right (x2)
Put your hands up, give a little spice (ugh)

Look at that gnome (hey)
Got a dance I’ve never seen
He can pop it and lock it with a left-hook socket; such a ladies’ gnome
Got them flowing like a faucet
It’s hard to be mean when he’s living your dream
Just a gnome on scene looking for his mushroom queen

Now I’m dancing all alone
I just dance like back at home
Who needs a lover when you’re seen as a brother?
But it feels like; feels like; I’m just another man

While I’m dancing by myself
Feeling just like an elf on a shelf
But I felt a tug coming from under my belt
Ring the bell

’Cause I see a gnome; she looks at home
She’s got a dress, beautiful; looks like mushroom red?
First little mama I’ve seen
Little fairy wants my peen
Little small, but that’s never stopped me (dancing)

There’s a gnome on the dance floor
She’s dancing with body
She’s two feet tall, but I don’t care about that
She’s a gnome on the dance floor; gnomes know how to party
Maybe tonight I’ll show her my moves

There’s a gnome on the.
There’s a gnome on the dance floor!

Gnome On The Dance Floor

Second track off of めめ 's album Chitotetochi. I don't own this track. I only uploaded it because I couldn't find it here on Soundcloud, so enjoy.

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【 Artist   / Vampillia + Nadja】
【 Track  / northern lights】
【 Album / The primitive world】





Vampillia + Nadja - northern lights

￼For more than 15 years, Tokyo, Japan’s Tenniscoats have been keyboardist/vocalist Saya and guitarist Takashi Ueno. The duo have brought equal parts meditative intensity and whimsical humour to a series of acclaimed psychedelic albums, beginning with 2000’s The Theme Of Tenniscoats.
But Tenniscoats have rarely released music without collaborating with others. Most famously, they teamed up with Scottish indie pop legends The Pastels in 2009 for the wonderful Two Sunsets album on Domino Records.
They also worked with Swedish group Tape for 2007’s Tan Tan Therapy and followup Papa’s Ear (released in January this year), as well as US outsider pop icon Jad Fair for 2011’s Enjoy Your Life. Saya has also released an album with Satomi Matsuzaki from Deerhoof under the name One One, while Ueno and Deerhoof’s Greg Saunier occasion- ally perform live as Can Can. In fact, 2011 album Tokinouta is one of the few releases attributable to Tenniscoats alone.
New album All Aboard! continues the band’s collaborative tradition. Tenniscoats have joined forces with legendary Japanese drummer Ikuro Takahashi, active since the mid-70s and revered for his work with experimental and psych-folk icons like High Rise, Fushitsusha, Maher Shalal Hash Baz, Nagisa Ni Te and Che Shizu.
Takahashi first played with Tenniscoats a decade ago when they visited his hometown Sapporo, the snowed-in capital of Japan’s icy north island Hokkaido. So in 2005, when they began to record with Australian expat Richard Horner in his Sapporo studio Black Snow- flake Sound, they naturally asked Takahashi to join them.
The result, pieced together over years of annual visits to Sapporo, is an album that presents Tenniscoats at their most relaxed and most compelling. Nominally their “rock” record, if only because they often perform drummerless, All Aboard! is warm, loose and sprawling, while retaining those hypnotic Tenniscoats melodies.
It is their first album for Chapter Music since concert opus Live Wan- derus in 2005. The band have toured Australia numerous times since then, playing the Perth and Brisbane Festivals in 2009 and most recently touring with Deerhoof in 2010.

Tenniscoats
All Aboard!
Chapter Music CD
Cat#: CH89
Release Date: 6 July 2012

Label contact: guy@chaptermusic.com.au
www.chaptermusic.com.au

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