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Daydream
01:50
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Every day and every night I find myself
dreaming of you
in some foreign country
Wearing a striped shirt, thinking that you're a genius
Where are you now?
Where are you now?
It's been a while
It's been a while
I know just what you are
There's nothing that you can do
It's been more than three years
since the last time I saw you
Do you think about us?
I still believe that you broke my heart for good
Where are you now?
Where are you now?
I still flinch
I still flinch
I know just what you are
There's nothing that you can do
I know just what you are
There's nothing that you can do
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Magnet
01:23
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You came to me
I asked you who you are
You said, "I liked your music but why do you sing so sad?"
You asked me out for a drink and I said, "no".
I can tell that you just don't know
I can tell that you don't know
You followed me
you said, "Ask me anything
and if you don't like me i'll just let you be".
I asked you, "why do you still insist?"
I think your sadness is like a magnet
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Sally Meets C.
01:52
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He came straight from Pennsylvania
I can sense something funny about him
"Meet me at Grand Central Station
I'll be wearing a blue coat."
Oh, we'll catch the train
Yeah, we'll catch the train
Oh yeah, we'll catch the train downtown
Hey Caulfield, why are you so bitter?
Hey Caulfield, why do you wear that funny hat?
Hey Caulfield, what have you been up to?
You've smoked a hundred packets until now
Oh, I didn't dare
Oh but I didn't dare
Oh, I didn't dare to ask
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We were at the gallery
I was taken aback
I was dancing
while I was looking at you
I was trying to look sad
next to that painting
that you were admiring
You were talking on the phone
you said, "sorry you're breaking up"
And you were crying,
I really wanted to talk to you
I saw you cursing
under your breath
pretending that
you were all okay
All the while you were
so concerned
over that phone call
and then you looked at me
You were talking on the phone
you said, "sorry you're breaking up"
you were crying
I really wanted to talk to you
Your eyes met mine
and then
I couldn't help myself
I said, "I'm sorry,
but you can break down and cry".
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5. |
For Arlincita
02:11
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You tried to explain
the things that made you do it
but I wasn't listening
You asked, you begged me
to reconsider but I
just fell out of lust
and I broke your trust
I just wanted you to know that
as a friend
I was still around
You tried to rebel against
all the rotten things that
were happening
but I wasn't listening
What will we do now that you're not here?
What will we do now that you can't talk?
And now that you rest under rug swept
like your old cd's
I just wanted you to know that as a friend
...now that you'll never get old
and november is as cold as snow.
I just wanted you to know that as a friend...
I was still around.
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6. |
I Love You
02:00
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When you do the things you do
I have my reasons to be sad
when you say the things you say
I drop it all to go with you
There is no reason to be sad
when I do the things I do
There is no reason to be mad
'Cause you know that I love you
that I love you
This little dusty heart of mine
feels insecure to let you go
'cause when you look me in the eyes
I'd drop it all to go with you
There is no reason to be sad
when I do the things I do
There is no reason to be mad
'Cause you know that I love you
That I love you
You know that I love you
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Franny & Zooey Dominican Republic
Franny & Zooey is the name behind Juan Julio Peña and Victoria Linares, two buddies that were introduced at a a punk show in
Dominican Republic. Years later, in the sizzling summer of 2012 they decided to make some demos for two weeks straight, giving birth to Bananafish (released on Dufflecoat Records in 2013).
The band is heavily influenced by 60’s girl groups and 80’s indiepop.
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