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Dancing
03:00
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An army, an army, an army crawling out from the sand
The kids stand around the bandstand
because they can't stand to be at home
and be alone and wonder
how they can appear more so
I like the way you're dancing
on the steps in France
An army, an army, an army crawling out from the sand
Tweed jacket / messy hair
square frames / and complications
children of the village they will
kick you when you're low
I like the way you're dancing
on the steps in France
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Death To Slow Music UK
Death To Slow Music are a band made up of four anoraks. They occupy a niche that borders art rock and danceable indie
pop.
Lyrical themes full of intellect, irony and idealism stitch into caustic, motorik rhythms. This female-led troupe spearhead a musical primitivism that brings back a charming sense of naïveté to the indie music scene.
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