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Blue Blue Town
02:36
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Smoke And Mirrors
03:13
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Well you strike up a pose when you’re singing on the radio
Acting so tough but you don’t know which way to go
Looking like you’re wearing the crown
But inside you’re feeling down
But it’s all smoke and mirrors and the rumours going round the town
Your face is everywhere and everyone knows your name
You strut your stuff, you ain’t got no shame
Looking like you’re wearing the crown
But inside you’re feeling down
But it’s all smoke and mirrors and the rumours going round the town
Proud as a peacock you’re a real shining light
You dance with the devil when you’re on stage at night
Looking like you’re wearing the crown
But inside you’re feeling down
But it’s all smoke and mirrors and the rumours going round the town
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3. |
Me And You
03:58
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4. |
Find A Better Way
03:56
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5. |
In The City
02:52
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6. |
No Mystery
03:00
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7. |
Can You Feel It
02:29
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8. |
Phoenix
02:44
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9. |
Hit The Ground Running
02:50
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10. |
Fast As I Can
03:28
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Maurice Kilday UK
Maurice sings, strums, plucks and pounds on a variety of instruments to produce his 3 minute wonders.
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