I Prefer The Twentieth Century

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The Lucksmiths

жанры: beautiful, indie
альбомы: Where Were We?

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I’m not typically one to rush to judgement
But I’m having difficulty dealing with adjustment
I suppose that I’ll get used to it eventually
But so far I prefer the twentieth century

Even when the evenings aren’t so shitty
I can’t see any stars because I’m too close to the city
True, I’m looking forward to the advent of space tourism
But for now I’m merely bored
And as a matter of fact, who isn’t? 

I know the picture that I paint is none too pretty
Self-portrait, up to elbows in self-pity

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Это интересно:Australian indie pop trio the Lucksmiths teamed singer/percussionist Tali White, guitarist Marty Donald, and bassist Mark Monnone, longtime school friends who initially bonded over their mutual admiration for the Smiths. After going their separate ways to attend university and travel, the threesome reconvened in their native Melbourne in early 1993, playing their debut gig that April opening for the Sugargliders. The Lucksmiths' debut tape was soon released, and in 1994 the group resurfaced with an EP, Boondoggle. After signing with the local Candle imprint, the Lucksmiths released their first CD effort, The Green Bicycle Case. What Bird Is That? followed a year later, and in 1997 the band made... продолжение

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