What can I say to you?
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in the month the dogs expire
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suddenly the feeling of you leaves
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everything breathes for you
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if a base were dug moussaka Al unwraps the biscuit in you
drummer moral bombs excepted every turning bends away
running off a cross the troubled hey do you what can I say to you
what can I say to you what can I say to you
Robyn Hitchcock (born Robyn Rowan Hitchcock on February 17, 1953) is a British singer-songwriter, guitarist, and composer known for his psychedelic, folk-rock, and songwriting. Considered one of the pioneers of the indie rock movement of the 1980s, Hitchcock has built a successful career with an extensive discography ranging from solo albums to collaborations with bands like The Egyptians and The Soft Boys. His music is characterized by surreal lyrics, catchy melodies, and an often dark and introspective atmosphere. Hitchcock has released over 20 studio albums, including "Globe of Gold" (1985), "Fegwitch" (1987) and "Black Molecules" (1994). Some of his most famous songs include "Balloon Ride", "The Man with the Kaleidoscope Eyes" and "Madonna of the Wasps". Besides his musical career, Hitchcock is also a writer of short stories and essays.
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