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Sleep Sound
04:01
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Call Me Out
03:26
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Tell them that you’ll have to call them back
Now we sit under the sun
If all you do is whisper me and you
I know we’re not getting on
Now you call call call me
Call call Call me out
Now you talk talk talk to me
Talk talk and tell me how
Show me how
And now I look to find you when you’re gone
Can I just remember this
A change of pace a fever now she’s gone
Didn’t think we’d ever miss
Now you call call call me
call call call me out
Now you talk talk talk me
Talk talk talk me down
Now you’re toe to toe with me
Toe to toe with me now
Can you talk me down
Can you call me out
Can you show me how
Are you with me
Show me how
Call call call me
call call call me out
Talk talk talk me
talk talk and tell me how
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Safe To Say
03:56
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Fever
04:25
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Is This Real
03:30
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Make Friends Bristol, UK
Dispensing hook-laden and infectiously catchy tunes, Bristol’s Make Friends have quickly established themselves as frontrunners in the UK indie pop scene.
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