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You & Me
04:05
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Alligator Alley
02:49
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Pulling me in with that sleek talk
Pulling me under with your slick walk
Should be illegal, the way you move
You’ve got me rapt in some kind of groove
Warning lights and flashing signs lay straight ahead
Alligator Alley
You can wear fancy shoes
You can even slaughter the blues
But when your soul is dark
It only takes you so, so far…
The first speed bump’s designed to slow you down
Alligator Alley
Fool me once, you won’t get me twice
You should-be-extinct dark creature of the night
Not gonna break down here, where even the tow trucks steer clear
You’re not all that cool, you freshwater fool
I’ve fallen for your kind
the aftermath will blow your mind
In the shadows, you’re conniving
but baby, I can keep on driving
Your slinky sort, well, they’re everywhere
Alligator Alley
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Lost My Nerve
03:32
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Clare Ruby Vancouver, British Columbia
I'm a songwriter & musician based in Vancouver, B.C., Canada. At university in Ohio, I sang back up and lead vocals in a band called Truburn; our tracks “Necessary” and “Twice” were featured on Music of Miami (Knightsbridge Records). After a long hiatus, I got back into music by taking up guitar in 2011. These days I perform in Vancouver solo, with Dirty Kitchen, Lyndsay Wills, and Blue Morris. ... more
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