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Farewellcome
04:02
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So farewell baby,darling
my honeysweet love
I made that up, I pulled it down
I killed that Dove
So farewell sweet memory
Of tastes not so divine
a trigger or some noose
made from rope spun from Time
Farewell all you dancers, you go-go prancers
& you Schemers
farewell the two faced in- te-llectualist hypocriteand the dreamers
Chorus
good morning sun shine
spar-k-ling rain
welcome again my lover
of pain
Welcome home you old creeper
you fickle lonely tear
welcome back & welcome in
now the Time is finally here
Come strangle this candle
come squeeze this skinny light
the days were long, the days were good
yet now I crave the night
So when they ask you to say that
final fond fare well
"to the blind" you shall say " he tried to give sight"
Chorus
good morning sunshine
spar-k-ling rain
welcome again my lover
of pain
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You're so perfect in your way
you're so perfect in your ways
like some angel jesus made
like some lover born of slaves
You're so perfect in your ways
you're so perfect in your way
like the stranger digs the grave
like the soul yet to be saved
You're so perfect today
the sun, the moon, the dirt, the rain
you're so perfect in your way
a splint on the twisted hand of Fate
You're so perfect in your ways
you're so perfect in your way
nothing more to say
you're so perfect in your ways
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So tell me one more time
about the things you see
when you close your eyes
and I'll try to believe
Billy
Your black cat on my lap
he can smell my fear
wraps his tail around my fingers
my fingers in your hair
Billy
Billy
Billy
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bede taylor Auckland, New Zealand
Bede Taylor lives with his partner Billy, their daughter Echo, 5 cats,7 chickens and 1 dog on Waiheke Island, NZ.
He makes music in his basement.
bede taylor recommends:
Local Waiheke rockers.
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Won't even try to scale it
by Oyawa
3 piece indie drone rockers.
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My other gig.
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