A romantic hanging
from A Short Course in Long Term Happiness by Gamma Ray Sam
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lyrics
Everyone from the village came
A truncated tale of loss and gain
From all smiles to 'what a shame'
There will be mistrust and mystery
There will be love
There will be someone suddenly
There will be love
Clear distinctions never should be made
Unless you've got it on a plate
Dissapointments rarely can be saved
Bitterness with the day will fade
There will be judgements instantly
There will be love
There will be moments of clarity
There will be love
Proposition is looking for yer
There will be moments of clarity
There will be love
There will be someone suddenly
There will be love
credits
Keyboards: Ian Williams
Backing Vocals: Bobby Kewley
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Gamma Ray Sam Liverpool, UK
Dom Bryan is the singer/songwriter with gamma ray sam, an alternative outfit, propelled by a long but rewarding list of
collaborators
There is a gallery of windows through which we can see the world. Some windows we are drawn to, through which lies the world we want to see.
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discography
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Jul 2016 -
May 2013 -
May 2013
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