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Goblin Butler
02:37
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I didn't want to see anyone but you,
I didn't want to be anyone but me,
Never was the last time that I felt this kiss,
I didn't come all the way here for this,
GO!
I didn't want to change, but I had to change,
I didn't want to leave, but I had to leave,
I didn't want to know, but I had to know,
I didn't want to run, but I had to run.
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Diol Kidi and Ti-Flute
01:55
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If my bass
02:35
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All there was,
For me was,
Music but---
You saw something else,
Why did you let that stop---
How can I grow so quickly?
Even without you by my side?
It's only because my bass could not destroy the world.
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4. |
Everything you do
02:10
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Everything you do,
Makes me feel like crazy glue,
I'm attached to you,
Even if you're on Saturn,
Or spat on and battered,
Or dead in a grave,
I'm glued to anyway.
Everything I do,
Makes me closer to you,
Even if I never see you again,
Which wouldn't be so bad,
If only you were glad,
With your life so rad,
I'll never be your dad.
Everything he does,
Makes you wanna push and shove,
He's got a big baseball glove,
And a team of cheerleaders,
And he he doesn't even need 'em,
He just needs you,
And everything you do.
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Anti-Swag
02:40
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Swag bought our streets,
It all depletes,
Nothing for us,
Anti-Swag.
Swag bought our souls,
Everything gold,
Shining bright,
We are the light,
Anti-Swag.
It all came true,
Purchase all this food,
If we could,
Fix all this,
We would need it.
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Goblin Butler Montreal, Québec
Steven Lee Rachel is a Montreal-based musician. He has performed with Diol Kidi and Nouvodou Jazz, Street Meat, Angelique Du Ruisseau, Gabrielle Laberge, Oak and Holler, Eddy Francois, Franco Cappadoro, Patrick Lehman, Caroline Demesmin, Clay and Friends and many more. His solo album Goblin Butler has been described as "polyrhythmic fattal-folk". He is always looking for new future sounds. ... more
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