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Come What May
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Come what may,
We will always feel this way,
When we learn it’s easier to regret,
Than to do the right thing.
Now and then,
When we feel we long for them,
With their spirits rising overhead,
As we hear the birds sing.
We’ll remember them,
As the autumn leaves fade to grey,
In these empty rooms,
Where the children would play.
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The British Stereo Collective Stoke On Trent, UK
Phil Heeks draws inspiration from classic ‘70s soundtrack and sound effects LPs for debut album as The British Stereo Collective.
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