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Dust
04:05
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I didn't see you for dust
Guess you'd had enough
We made a mess did all that other stuff
All that other stuff
You took your brooms and cleaning sprays
Shined your shoes and went away
Now I'm living on bread crusts
TV snacks and crumbs of dust
I'm disappearing down the drain
Guess I got no right to complain
You looked out for me so long
You got eye strain, eye strain
There's been no rain for a thousand days
Sky is green, a choking haze
Guess I'll be the last to save
Dust a blanket for my grave
And I can't see for dust
And I can't breathe
No I can't see for dust
And I can't feel
for dust, for dust
Dust a blanket for my grave ...
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Concrete Boat
04:43
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Limbo
04:48
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Tiny Tears
06:11
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Gone
05:02
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Slow Learner
04:47
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Baby It's You
04:09
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Blue Sky
04:28
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pel mel Sydney, Australia
pel mel began in 1979 in Newcastle, Australia, playing to a turnout of dole bludgers, students and the under-age. In 1980 they escaped to Sydney and released their first single, ‘No Word from China’. Two albums and several singles of alt pop followed, and pel mel toured with artists such as the Birthday Party, the Go-Betweens, New Order, the Fall, Elvis Costello and more. ... more
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