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Starlight
03:06
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Starlight (Hodgin)
I’m seeing the world open up to me
Through the window, from the backseat
Under the stars, through the pine trees
I’m seeing what tonight could be
Someone singing on the radio
A beautiful song that could never get old
Before the things that would limit me
There was a chance I could be free
Run my fingers through the night air
Feeling like I could go anywhere
Seeing everything by star light
The world shining like a toy tonight
Touch my hand to the cold glass
Feel the warmth of the stars as the sky flies past
Traffic lights can’t stop me now
The road before me will never run out
Run my fingers through the night air
Feeling like I could go anywhere
Seeing everything by star light
The world shining like a toy tonight
Seeing everything by star light
The world shining like a toy tonight
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A Bomb Goes Off!
04:00
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A Bomb Goes Off! (Hodgin)
I first saw the light overhead on a movie screen
The sound of the sprockets counting down to a fever dream
It was Summer ’77 and my mind was an unlit fuse
Out into the sun like I had nothing to lose
I first heard The Concept on a bus going to New York
Sitting in the back wearing headphones in the dark
A feedback explosion like a cotton candy colored sky
Pink and yellow flames that can still make my soul ignite
It’s a Night Café where a bomb goes off
Giving you direction when you’re feeling lost
On tennis racket guitars we played Budokan
While DC and Marvel squared off with pistols at dawn
Catcher in the Rye should be discovered when you're 16
And Bruce Lee movies on TV are a beautiful thing
It’s a Night Café where a bomb goes off
Giving you direction when you’re feeling lost
It’s a Night Café where a bomb goes off
Giving you direction when you’re feeling lost
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The Stoplight Roses Atlanta, Georgia
The Stoplight Roses are a rock'n'roll band from Atlanta, Georgia. Taking their name from the Nick Lowe song, and with a nod to The Jesus of Cool's vintage style of songwriting, they combine equal measures garage, power-pop, indie rock, and country.
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Our buddy Austin.
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Killer psych from our guitar player.
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