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50 Pence In The Meter
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Back To The Bedsit
02:38
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Say Hello To Yesterday
03:52
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"... Say hello to yesterday
Say good by to crying
When I hear a silly love song
I wish it was mine
I could show you this London
Could be Berlin next time
Where The Orchids are playing
But not one of mine
We went dancing between raindrops
We could dance for all time
When I hear a silly love song
I wish it was mine ..."
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Les Bicyclettes de Belsize London, UK
Imagine Grant McLennan fronting a band including Al Stewart, Ray Davies & members of Belle & Sebastian, and you will have a rough idea of the folky, indie, DIY, acoustic songs of Les Bicyclettes de Belsize. Melodic gems, arranged with acerbic, sometimes heartfelt observational & lyrical wit - "evokes a lost past" "tunes that mainline into your heart & soul" "wistful melancholy" some say! ... more
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