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Double Suede - Abstraction of a Song

from BANANA SPLIT by Brain Peel and Double Suede

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lyrics

If I knew that I would be ashamed
I would trade it quickly for more still and silence
if I knew that I would be to blame
I would not have questioned this surface alliance
If I knew the grass would get so green
I would not have planted all these sickly lilies
If I were exactly how I seemed
we would not be failing this communication

If I knew that I would be ashamed
I would trade it quickly for more still and silence
if I knew that I would be to blame
I would not have questioned this surface alliance
If I knew the grass would get so green
I would not have planted all these sickly lilies
If I knew exactly what you mean
We would not be failing this communication

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from BANANA SPLIT, released March 12, 2021
Erik Hilbert: Guitar, Vocals, Bass, Synthesizer
Mo Turner: Bass, Vocals
Patrick Miller: Drums, Synthesizer
John Mckenna: Guitar

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