White Houses single
by Arthur Rigby & the Baskervylles
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White Houses
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Heroes
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released 10 October 2010
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Apr 2012 -
Oct 2010
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- Track Name: White Houses
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Rest your head upon my lap and let the breeze take you away, dear,
With the sound of the waves that break and fall.
I’d pick you up, I’d mop your brow, I’d find the perfect place to wander
Hand in hand, towards the harbour masts.
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We’d walk the sands that crescent round towards the town that’s silhouetted
‘gainst the sky as the sun begins to set.
Hold me tight, don’t let me go, you are the only one that I want
Next to me, as the night sweeps through the bay.
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And we’ll live in White Houses on the Shore.
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Morning dawns, and first light breaks, you are the only one that I need
As I wake with you sleeping in my arms.
The calling gulls, the passing boats that form our skyline,
As we start the day bathed in sunlight.
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And we’ll live in White Houses on the Shore. - Track Name: Heroes
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"Wine me, and Dine me, take me out in style!" -
Your desperate plea for attention from the bar.
With eyes glazed, you stumble, and fall on to the path,
your Heroes surround you, then crumble and depart.
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I dont want that cheap wine you carry by your side,
I'd rather be tied down to watch your idols burn.
Save me from hearing your un-inspiring dreams,
why cant your Heroes mean more to you than that.
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They'll pass on by, like ships in the night,
They'll only fight a winning fight.
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Please don't let this fall apart, I'm not prepared for a new start, I hope that you will see sense in the end.
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They'll pass on by, like ships in the night,
They'll only fight a winning fight.
