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Mothership Moon Flight
02:35
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Strollin'
03:18
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I take a stroll
All by myself
In the middle of the night sometimes
I find the street lights soothing
The sound of the traffic calms me
And I
I just feel at home
And the air outside is thin
And the world is caving in
But I just keep on strolling
I just keep on strolling
If you take the left down the end of my street
There's a pretty good place to walk but you won't find me
See I go to the ugliest places
It's where I fit right in
Oh in the ugliest places
That's where I fit right in
And the air outside is thin
And the world is caving in
But I just keep on stro-strolling
I just keep on strolling
I just keep on strolling
I'll just keep on strolling
Until the world falls at my feet
Until the sky comes down
And the birds don't sing
And the city lights turn off
And the sun raises up
And street lights burn away
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Papa Quebec Leeds, UK
ZO // Vocals and Guitar
HOL // Drums and Vocals
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