1. |
It's Only Time
03:54
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Just keep calm
While I untie the knots
I'll get them looser bit by bit
And I won't stop
Please don't struggle now
Take a breath
Count to ten
I'll be steady till the end
It just takes time
Take a walk around the block
Drive your good son to the shops
Check your mailbox
Watch TV
Photograph nice things for free
It's only time
I'm working at the broken things
The parts that bear my name
I"m working at the tangled parts
No fear, no blame
Let me absorb your fears
Take your worries
Your frights
Heavy traffic, parking spots
Or lack thereof
Find a new toy, online shops
Paint little cars, kept in a box
Blend the morning, coffee three
Then make her walk naturally
It's only time
It's only time
It's only time
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Clay (Boombox Version)
03:12
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You won’t hear me ask you if it’s right
I know what it’s like the other side
You won’t see me kiss the day goodnight
I will meet you only in the light
No more losing ground
Not for us
Not this time around
Take in everyone
That we can
She was trying to guide it to her dream
The clay was unaccustomed to her hands
She had yet to find the surest way
To make perfection from the falling clay
She was just trying to make good things come true
With parts and pieces bending upside down
He just knew he’s found the surest way
To keep from getting caught in falling clay
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Cat Came Back Sydney, Australia
When Bandcamp first featured us they described us like this - "This Australian duo excel at writing glitchy bedroom pop
songs, ornamented with twinkling keys", so that's us apparently....
Ourselves, we'd probably tell you we're an experimental pop duo from Sydney Australia with one foot (Gina) in the city and the other (Graeme) up in the Blue Mountains.
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Cat Came Back recommends:
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by Wheelwright
If you like British band Elbow, I pretty much guarantee you're going to like Wheelwright. Really, REALLY excellent singer songwriter. One of my favourite finds in 2021.
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Fantastic Brit pop from a very talented songwriter and tunesmith.
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This duo is just fantastic. Quirky and endlessly inventive with an sometimes upbeat, sometimes meditative but always positive vibe.
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