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spirit of the times
04:06
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frustration is my occupation
i feel it every day
waiting for another weekend
to chase my blues away
my working day can last forever
but i know i'll be okay
there's a voice comes from deep inside
this is what it has to say
get out and have a good time
be a spirit in your own time
do whatever makes you feel fine
the ruler of your own life line
i need one more celebration
to keep me on my way
heading for a destination
lost along the way
another week will pass me by
a stranger on a train
on a friday, saturday, sunday
i know the price i'll pay
to get out and have a good time
be the ruler of my own mind
a king among my own kind
feel the blood in my own life line
my whole lifetime
so go out and have a good time
my whole lifetime
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frustration is my occupation
i feel it every day
waiting for another weekend
to chase my blues away
my working day can last forever
but i know i'll be okay
there's a voice comes from deep inside
this is what it has to say
get out and have a good time
be a spirit in your own time
do whatever makes you feel fine
the ruler of your own life line
i need one more celebration
to keep me on my way
heading for a destination
lost along the way
another week will pass me by
a stranger on a train
on a friday, saturday, sunday
i know the price i'll pay
to get out and have a good time
be the ruler of my own mind
a king among my own kind
feel the blood in my own life line
my whole lifetime
so go out and have a good time
my whole lifetime
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demon summer Hartlepool, UK
Indie band from Hartlepool, Bernicia, UK.
demon summer recommends:
Through Broken Summer
by epic45
A beautiful album of light and shade and a perfect starting point to explore the epic45 back catalogue, From Quiet Houses is...quietly brilliant.
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The 2nd album by Sophia is atmospheric, confessional and beautifully constructed; and the first to mark a return to the power of Robin's former band The God Machine on the stunning "The River Song".
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Awake But Always Dreaming
by Hannah Peel
Hannah's debut album is rich in texture, her delicately arranged songs perfectly showcase her exquisite voice, by turns wistful and powerful the music has an ebb and flow making it a real journey.
go to albumIf you like demon summer, you may also like:
The second EP from UK duo Pecq features bubbly synthpop swirled with a bright psychedelic haze.
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There’s a mighty cinematic sweep in the songs on the latest from Badlands, the big and imposing orchestration with dreamlike vocals.
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Soothing indie pop from Philadelphia with the slightest psychedelic edge, always centered on tremendous melodies.
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