love note
from Pleonastic Neoplastic by The Story of the Sun
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lyrics
I can't wait for tonight
and you, wearing all your colors.
So you can run and tell all the ladies,
my baby is home.
and it's about time too.
I pined for you.
Time you shined through.
and you, wearing all your colors.
So you can run and tell all the ladies,
my baby is home.
and it's about time too.
I pined for you.
Time you shined through.
credits
from Pleonastic Neoplastic,
released October 10, 2011
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The Story of the Sun New Orleans, Louisiana
These songs are best experienced in the car, at night, with the sound cranked up, the seats reclined and the sunroof open, parked somewhere deserted so that all that lies between you and the stars is your own imagination
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