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Aztec Camera ~ Killermont Street


Words and music by roddy frame Vocals & guitars roddy frame. keyboards & programming rob mounsey. drums Steve jordan. bass will lee. produced by rob mounsey and roddy frame. Engineered by richard alderson and kevin halpin. As the city asleep Shares its dreams and desires Every wish that we keep Will trace a line to other times, other places Though the song of the proud Howls and dies, never fall for defeat Take a trip to reprieve Every hour they leave From killermont street Drink a drink to before And our memories spill Adding on as they pour From our saturdays and secret sensations Drink a drink to tonight Whisky words tumble down in the street With the pain that they cure Sentimentally yours From killermont street And with collar upturned I made it south to see That the love i had spurned Was just the hate in me As the ships and the steel Slip away to the cry of 'compete' There's a message for us We can get there by bus From killermont street more free lyrics

Words and music by roddy frame

Vocals & guitars roddy frame. keyboards & programming rob mounsey. drums
Steve jordan. bass will lee. produced by rob mounsey and roddy frame.
Engineered by richard alderson and kevin halpin.

As the city asleep
Shares its dreams and desires
Every wish that we keep
Will trace a line to other times, other places
Though the song of the proud
Howls and dies, never fall for defeat
Take a trip to reprieve
Every hour they leave
From killermont street

Drink a drink to before
And our memories spill
Adding on as they pour
From our saturdays and secret sensations
Drink a drink to tonight
Whisky words tumble down in the street
With the pain that they cure
Sentimentally yours
From killermont street

And with collar upturned
I made it south to see
That the love i had spurned
Was just the hate in me

As the ships and the steel
Slip away to the cry of 'compete'
There's a message for us
We can get there by bus
From killermont street

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