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Annie
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Living with you in a dream
Must be a beautiful thing
Living with you in a dream
Must be a beautiful thing
But you don’t let me in
I wanna write you a song
Sing it to you on the phone
I wanna write you a song
Sing it to you on the phone
You say leave me alone
I love you my Annie
But you don’t want me
I love you my Annie
This world is too big for me
I love the way that you are
I wanna take you far
I love the way that you are
I wanna take you far
But I don’t have a car
I want a place in your mind
I just wait for a sign
I want a place in your mind
I just wait for a sign
You say I’m wasting my time
I love you my Annie
But you don’t want me
I love you my Annie
This world is too big for me
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Metrophobia Switzerland
Metrophobia are a Swiss duo (Mark Gmür & José Garrido).
Well-rounded songs, good melodies and
a slightly dark production gives them a very distinctive and personal sound.
The songs have rock solid roots, with sweet and light melodies, leaving an aftertaste of bands like Pixies, Teenage Fanclub, Bivouac, Dinosaur Jr, Catherine Wheel, Ride. We even find some reminiscence of the early Lo-Fi scene.
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