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Side B

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I’m gonna tell ‘em
I got a lot of reasons
I’m here to sell ‘em
In the parks to the dealers

I’m gonna tell ‘em
There’s a fucking demon
It’s antebellum
it’s the future sealer

I’m gonna tell ‘em
There’s a serious reason
I’m here to sell it, it’s a long way back
Do you feel it where we’re going now?
Out of cradle is the place to be
When you’re thinking about more than me

Now, I’m gonna tell ‘em it’s a long way back
You gotta see it where we’re going now
And where we fell now we can go along
‘til we’re finding our destination

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from The World and Ourselves, released July 29, 2013

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Equally inspired by the pop sensibility of XTC and the ethereal styles of Air and My Bloody Valentine, Talking With Hands blend intelligent song craft and mesmerizing atmospherics into a sort of pop-art that aims to change the way people think about music. ... more

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