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Mingle
05:27
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Rockerbilly
02:49
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Nothing can shake this mood I’m in
I’m so high I could crash this car
I could crash this car and come out laughing
Nothing can break my state of mind
My hair is whipping in the wind
My reputation is far behind me
I had a friend now I’ve gone and wrecked it
I wish I’d never lied to protect it
Time is taking off again again
Rain is pouring down
And everybody knows
Everybody knows
Everybody knows my business now
I’m gonna write this book in bed
I’m gonna write down all I remember of you
and forget everything I did and said
When I wake up at the island caff
smelling like steel at eight and a half
a woman waves on her morning run
I’m gonna drive this car into the sun
I am taking off again again
Snow is flying down
And everybody knows
Everybody knows
Everybody knows my business now
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City Gone To Seed
05:51
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Desire
04:45
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Fix My Car
04:45
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Not Bad At All
03:04
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Cut You Loose
04:22
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Georgia Knight Melbourne, Australia
Georgia Knight is an Australian singer, songwriter and musician.
Primarily
composing and performing her songs on an autoharp, she meanders through elements of folk, trip-hop, noise, synth soundscapes, dusty loops and samples, as songs bloom into a collage of pop music heavily entwined with the avant-garde.
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