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Vienna
04:55
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I don’t know why you’re the one I’m talking to
“Have some fun”, that’s what you said to me
But you’re not here, I’ll call you on the telephone
My mind is here and you’re not free
You insist that we should be in company
I know you but you don’t know me
So put it down, we’ll call it relativity
But get it right, that’s what I want to see
Baby me meet in Vienna
Find out if you’re for me
Baby see you in Vienna
But I don’t know where I’ll be
You hold your breath; the problem of identity
Remove yourself from who you want to be
Sometimes we’ll talk, sometimes you’ll look the other way
Let me know just what you mean to me
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Take a Little
04:55
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I find the time to settle and take a little,
To call each thing rightly is disquieting,
I need to pull away from me
I don’t know how many times
You don’t know how hard I tried.
“Say you’ll stay don’t be kept away
I need a little sympathy”,
When all your moods are split right up in two
I feel a little less than you.
I don’t know how many times
You don’t know how hard I tried.
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The Raffaellas Melbourne, Australia
Hailing from Melbourne, The Raffaellas are a four-piece who channel their appreciation for classic rock & 12-bar blues into melodic compositions with a distinctly contemporary style.
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