Ukulele Song
from A Boundary (The Stopgap EP Expanded) by Owen Duff
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lyrics
You kissed my scalp
I traversed barriers
Descended the escalator
Two steps at a time
(That's not possible)
Well that's what it felt like
I studied the lines
Considered all to be possible
You seemed special in your way
I let myself be taken right in
And when I heard about your new friend
I felt left out
And memories
Buried deeper than I was that night
Began their ascent
I traversed barriers
Descended the escalator
Two steps at a time
(That's not possible)
Well that's what it felt like
I studied the lines
Considered all to be possible
You seemed special in your way
I let myself be taken right in
And when I heard about your new friend
I felt left out
And memories
Buried deeper than I was that night
Began their ascent
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from A Boundary (The Stopgap EP Expanded),
released August 15, 2018
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Owen Duff London, UK
A true adherent to the DIY ethos, Owen Duff creates everything related to his music, from artwork to videos, as well as playing/programming nearly all of the instruments on his songs. His songs that blend influences from folk, 60s chamber pop, electronica, film and TV scores and jazz. Owen's lyrics are inspired by books, films, TV, high and low culture, politics and personal experience. ... more
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