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Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of There is No Light Without the Dark, Noche Buena (Single), Lost & Found (Single), Maybe, Billi & Theodore: Music from the Motion Picture (Composer's Cut), Billi & Theodore: Music from the Motion Picture, Death of the Sun, and If I Walked with the Dead (EP).
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Noche Buena
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It was cold the night you made me question my own mind
You were bold; you stood out in the open air
Wind was blowing
White beard flowing
Jolly soul glowing in the night
Strange and wondrous being appeared in red
Were you alive or were you dead?
Were you only in my head?
Yes, I know, a single sound did not escape your lips
Even so, you spoke to me another way
Light beamed through me
Calling to me
I seemed to be in the sky
All my life I've wondered what you said
Was it all lies, was I misled?
Were you only in my head?
Was it you or was it me who fled?
Slowing down time, a gingerbread sled
Two worlds forbidden to be wed
Strange and wondrous being appeared in red
Are you alive or are you dead?
I guess I can always
Take some solace
In the fact that I'll be back to find out ...
And I will ...
Yes, I will ...
Yes, I will ...
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The Stan Laurels Austin
The Beatles, Breeders, Zombies, Kinks, Cars, and Debussy make up just some of the layers of the Warhol-esque sonic power-pop art painting that is The Stan Laurels, the musical creation of earthling Sound Scientist John Lathrop of Austin, TX, USA.
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