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Moon In June (early mix)
04:17
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Something wrong
could get better,
the dream is gone
it doesn't matter anymore
'Cause I feel like a newborn
like a newborn.
How would it be
to make love without gravity,
cause it's the pain
that holds together, don't you know?
And I feel like a newborn
like a newborn
like a newborn.
So I feel like a newborn
like a newborn,
and I see the moon in June,
the moon in June.
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Superstition (early mix)
03:01
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Yeah you've got a superstition
yeah you've got it on your mind,
yeah you've got a superstition
yeah you've got to lead the blind.
Yeah you've got a superstition
yeah you've got it on your mind,
yeah you've got a superstition
yeah but I want a revolution!
Yeah you've got a superstition
yeah you've put it on my mind,
yeah I've got a superstition
yeah but I want a revolution!
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Chamberlain Catania, Italy
"A whole galaxy of multicolored uppers, downers, screamers, laughers..."
Acids sounds,
dreamlike lyrics, insistent rhythms and hypnotic melodies for this band's first full-length.
Maybe we won’t relax thinking about the crisis, but surely these 9 songs can distract the listener's attention from his problems and indulge in a whirlwind of honest, genuine and high-grade psychedelic rock sound.
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