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Last Night
02:37
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I woke up this morning couldn’t feel the thrill
I woke up this morning caught your chill chill chill
You outta know by now
You outta know by now
Where did you go last night?
Where did you go last night?
Where did you go last night?
It ain’t worth the price
Where did you go last night?
You went out this morning with a paperback
You went out this morning just to cover tracks
Why don’t you know by now
Why don’t you know by now
Where did you go last night?
Where did you go last night?
Where did you go last night?
It ain’t worth the price
Where did you go last night?
If you want it baby then just ask
You look good but you ain’t got no class
You won’t tell me what it is you need
I can’t read your mind you’re so damn mean
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Sorry
02:29
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The Far Outs Brisbane, Australia
The FAR OUTS began as a side project to Brisbane’s Grand Atlantic as an outlet for songs that didn’t quite fit the format but still desperately needed a place to party. With influences ranging from the likes of The Kinks, The Sonics and The Easybeats, the group quickly established a reputation for their 60’s influenced Garage Rock - featuring blistering riffs, catchy choruses and drums akimbo. ... more
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