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Venus
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Where would I be without you
I would have self destructed long ago
Out there in the darkness drifting
How could I feel so crowded and alone
But I see my baby
Sending back my data sheets
You're the only one who knows just
How to read them
We are strange and similar
Tell me how do we make another life
I'm weaker now than I was
Tell me do you want another life
But I see my baby
Sending back my data sheets
You're the only one who knows just
How to read them
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The Lovely Few Columbia, South Carolina
The Lovely Few explores the sonic space between ancient history and a sci-fi future. The group began in 2006 in Columbia, SC, and is fronted by Mike Mewborne. Featuring Kate Mewborne, Alan Davis, Phil Windsor, Ben Walker, and Joe Stillwell.
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