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Wait Till The Morning
02:21
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Hey I know it's late
And there's so much that you want to say
It all seems so profound
But hey friend, just wait
I know it must seem like fate
Has brought this around
Wait till the morning
With a new day dawning
All this won't seem so bad
Wait till tomorrow
You'll shift this sorrow
And I bet you'll feel like a brand new man
Don't it just shift like sand
Through a pair of slow aging hands?
That you can't deny
But hey it's rarely too late
You know I don't really believe in fate
While we laugh at our plans
Wait till the morning
With a new day dawning
All this won't seem so bad
Wait till tomorrow
You'll shift this sorrow
And I bet you'll feel like a brand new man
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Days Out Nights In
03:23
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Day in day out
Nights out nights in
I wonder where you've been
It's so hard to see
What you'll do for me
I lost my faith in you
Such a terrible thing to do
But it's true
I lost my faith in you
Well I guess
I've got a lot of thinking to do
It took time to see
It took you away from me
I lost my faith in you
Such a terrible thing to do
But it's true
I lost my faith in you
Well I guess
I've got a lot of thinking to do
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Aidan John Perth, Australia
Aidan is a multi-instrumentalist based in Perth.
Typically the driving force behind the
drums for a number of Adelaide bands (spanning styles of punk, post rock and pop),
Aidan is now releasing his quieter songs under the moniker Aidan John.
The songs are typically gentle and layered.
Recordings are often self produced and self recorded in houses and sheds that Aidan has lived in.
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