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Live session September 2019

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You can take it but you can't give in too much
You can wander around the darkness you can find out with a crutch
Seek what all is knowing and you can't be made to fall
You can take away the reasons you can count up all the costs
Yeah

All the days you struggle is this real or pantomime
You can turn away the actors you can figure out the time
Chase the dawn to where the sun did first begin to shine
Put the pieces on the table take your hands off what is mine
Yeah

You think you must be dreaming because you can't feel all the pain
All this time you've had to wander I think it suits you just the same
Stand up for yourself now you don't take no bad advice
You get clear about your heart and get it all for the same price
Yeah

So pack up all your troubles turn the water into wine
She can be the one you want if you can give her just the time
Seek what all is knowing and you can't be made to fall
Of all the things to choose from now I think I'll have it all
Yeah

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Once upon a time where the desert meets the mountains on an old stretch of highway between somewhere and anywhere sat the Nomad Motel.

Simon Widdowson - vocals/guitar/synth
Claudio Clavija - bass
Tommy Rizzitelli - drums/percussion ... more

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