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Ewar Woowar
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How much do I need to equalize?
If you take this away when will I feel alive?
I know that me and you we just can’t see eye to eye
So we’ll stand toe to toe and we’ll shout about the things we think we know
Oh oo oh!
What can I try to equalize
Looks like 2-D specs that I’ve got over my eyes
Give me a painkiller so I can improvise
Kick start some movement before we solidify
Aah ee aye! [said Old MacDonald]
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Not this time.
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Jamie Flett Glasgow
Music maker from Aberdeen in the North East of Scotland, now living in Glasgow.
Since my first collection of skewed,
folkish blues songs: ‘Cold But Bright’ I’ve tried to resist the artificial limitations of defining myself as a ‘singer-songwriter’ (admittedly, while writing and singing songs.) This has resulted in attempts to investigate some remoter sonic territories.. As well as more songs.
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