If I don my coat and hat
And you put on your sweater
We can meet down at the laundromat
And try to make it better
We can rinse our troubles
Soak our fears
Spin out our aggresions
Throw them in the dryer dear
And permanently press them
Just a little love
Just a little love
Just a little love
Just a little love
Just a little love
Just a little love
Now if you take an ounce of pain
And beat it with some failure
Add a tablespoon of shame
A pinch of bad behaviour
Throw it in the blender dear
Stick it in the oven
You'll be tasting what I tasted since
You took away your loving
Just a little love
Just a little love
Just a little love
Just a little love
Just a little love
Just a little love
Just a little love
Just a little love
You're breaking me down
You're breaking me down
Just a little love
Just a little love
You're breaking me down
You're breaking me down
Just a little love
Come on come on
Just a little love
You're breaking me down
You're breaking me down
Just a little love
Just a little love
You're breaking me down
Breaking me, breaking me, breaking me
Breaking me down
Just a little love
Just a little love
Just a little love
Just a little love
Just a little love
Just a little love
Just a little love
Just a little love
Matthew Barber is a Canadian singer-songwriter born in 1977. Known for his acoustic folk style and melancholic melodies that evoke introspective atmospheres, Barber's discography includes albums such as "Means and Ends", "Sweet Nothing", "The Story Of Your Life" and "Ghost Notes". He is appreciated for his ability to tell personal stories through his songs, often exploring themes of love, loss, and reflection on life.
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It has been talked about for almost 3 years, rumored and it is hoped that sooner or later they will arrive at a collaboration, and now we are satisfied: the Catalan singer Rosalia and the American musician Oneohtrix finally announce the publication of a piece together!
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