Two Weeks
from Mice Can Start Fires by Sea and City
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Windows growing darker in the evening, as the sun goes down.
Will you come and wash away this smile, come wash away this frown.
Sleep like death and wake like life has just begun.
Drive away beyond the sun, to places where your dreams can run.
Call me in the morning and we can talk about the truth.
Fairytales and whimsical ideas, of things you’d never know.
We used to sit and feed the ducks,
or drive around in that old pickup truck
Do you remember?
Times have changed, the leaves are gone,
But dear I’m here to see the rising sun.
Will you come and wash away this smile, come wash away this frown.
Sleep like death and wake like life has just begun.
Drive away beyond the sun, to places where your dreams can run.
Call me in the morning and we can talk about the truth.
Fairytales and whimsical ideas, of things you’d never know.
We used to sit and feed the ducks,
or drive around in that old pickup truck
Do you remember?
Times have changed, the leaves are gone,
But dear I’m here to see the rising sun.
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Mice Can Start Fires,
released 21 December 2011
Jon-Paul Theriault - engineered, produced, mixed
Adrian Carr - mastered
Jon-Paul Theriault - engineered, produced, mixed
Adrian Carr - mastered
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Sea and City are a 5-piece Alternative/Folk/Rock band formed in London, Ontario, Canada. They consist of Alex Rempel ... more (vocals, guitar, piano), Justin Hickey (guitar), Patrick McKenna (bass, vocals), Jake Schindler (keys, vocals, percussion), and Zac Cole (drums) less
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Dec 2011
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