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Ringtone
03:58
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Out of control that shoes my size
well have you seen the other side?
Oh no, no never again
Tried to get up, can't find my feet
I must have left them on the street
Oh no, no never again
I'm on my own dancing to a ringtone
I'm on my own dancing to a ringtone
I'm on my own dancing to a ringtone
I'm on my own dancing, yeah, yeah, yeah
I'm on my own, I'm on my own,
I'm on my own just dancing to a ringtone
Tried to get up, can't find my feet
I must have left them on the street yeah
The street yeah, The street yeah
Out of control that shoes my size
well have you seen the other side?
The side, the side yeah
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Hey
02:57
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But I Knew
04:43
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Anti-podes Cinderford, UK
Anti-podes are a rock band from the Forest of Dean. Robin's insightful lyrics and emotion filled vocals to Neil's quirky
melodic lead guitar. Bev and Martin have been described as the tightest rhythm section around.
Since they released their first, self-titled EP in 2006 their music has evolved from a punk pop sound to a raw blues rock, with their latest songs being recorded now!
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