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Dirt
02:44
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Outrage Song
04:02
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To Run Across The Sea
03:58
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As we reached the point I gravely thought:
How I should have moved here years ago
I spent my money and I lost my line
Just getting back to what I used to know
And though I'll miss my friends
I've long considered them spent
And I wont lose sleep for them
I've travelled so far just to be with you
I've broken my heart just to understand
But we can pick up where we left off
And run across the sea
To run
To run
To run
To run across the sea
I could hate until my heart falls out
That is to say that I am feeling old
Yet when I feel that north eastern breeze
I can scarcely even feel the cold
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Silver Medal
04:00
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Falter
03:18
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What She Said
02:56
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Reckless Sleeper
06:24
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Cicerone Dead London, UK
Cicerone Dead is an English alternative rock band formed in Leeds, England, in 2010, consisting of Jack Sharp, Fiona Byrne,
Catherine Wilson and Matt Hill.
Currently residing in London, Cicerone Dead has released five albums: Escape Rope (2011), Friday Manatee (2012), Reckless Sleeper (2013), Black River (2016) and Perpetual Care (2017).
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