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BUILDINGS AND TREES

from GOVERNMENT KID EP by JAMES COOK

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This deaf stone hammer, offends my palour
Apologising for the messy connection
I crawled for hours, awarded valour
To all forgotten, I conceded the same fear

The place where we travelled was a mile away
The city lost it's shadow in a field
The road seemed to shallow by the riverbank

Over Buildings and Trees

I vow to finish unfinished business
The strong diminish anzbody of weakness

The place where we travelled was a mile away
The city lost it's shadow in a field
The road seemed to shallow by the riverbank

Over Buildings and Trees

Underneath the surface, we can breathe
Incorrect connection in a forest of invention,
It's a subtle situation that I cannot compete with
Can you fill my void?

The place where we travelled was a mile away
The city lost it's shadow in a field
The road seemed to shallow by the riverbank

Over Buildings and Trees

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from GOVERNMENT KID EP, track released February 28, 2012
Written by James Cook/Nemo
Produced by Charlie Francis and Nemo
Mixed by Joe Wilson
Mastered by Milan Adamik for Masterworks

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James Cook made 3 albums between 2004/8 w/London indie electro outfit NEMO. 2010's' The Dollhouse' project preceded 5 solo albums. 'Arts and Sciences' (2012). 'Adventures in Ausland' (2014) 'Anti Love Songs' (2016). 'tHE nEW nORMAL' (2020). Compilations JAMES NEMO (vol one), JAMES COOK (vol one) plus two covers albums lead to a 5th solo studio album proper in 2024 ... more

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