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Dressing Gown
02:50
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Saunter down
In your dressing gown
Hearing your slippers scuff on the stair
And stretch at the bottom of them
Gentle noise
From a worn out voice
I shake my head as you offer a drink
And scoop up the dishes that clutter the sink
I’m no use to you
I’m no use too
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2. |
Interlude I
00:52
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3. |
I Can't Impress You
04:30
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Slid down the bannister
Just to impress you
Thought it’d be enough
And as I get off
I thought your jaw would drop
But you just walked off
I holler with
Didn’t you see me?
I was as fast as a car
You reply with
I’m satisfied just taking the stairs
Now I can’t impress you
I can’t impress
Please let me cook for you
I won’t forget it like the last time
I know it didn’t taste of much
But I was in a rush
I holler with
Are you angry?
It can’t have been that bad
You reply with
I haven’t the time to discuss
That I can’t impress you
I can’t impress
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4. |
Interlude II
00:41
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5. |
About Here
04:42
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Could live a peaceful life
It rarely comes to mind
I barely look at us
We’re keeping both eyes shut
Another limb we share
A joke that slips under
I guess it slipped under
A nervous weight inside
Our fear we left behind
I’m begging you to stay
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Benjamin Spike Saunders Bristol, UK
Bristol-based, Benjamin Spike Saunders, announces the release of his self-titled EP.
Drifting through
waves of slow, unfurling guitars, gentle strings & heart-beating drums, Saunders’s delicate songs elicit solitude and narrate the bittersweet beauty of everyday life’s mundanities.
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