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You Caught Me Out
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loodlines fade, shots in the sand
Meanwhile it's all I know
Left side down, we speculate
There's always amusement in fate
Farewell cheek, I've got no response
And it feels like time is moving on
Needless to say you caught me out
Needless to say you caught me out
Needless to say you caught me out
Needless to say you caught me out
Chasing holes no-one can fill
I need to let this thing go
Now you've made a bed for yourself
Next time won't be as hard
And all my fears fade into black
When you try to pull me back
Needless to say you caught me out
Needless to say you caught me out
Needless to say you caught me out
Needless to say you caught me out
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Philophobia Music Wakefield, UK
Independent record label based in Wakefield, founded in 2008. Current home of Buen Chico, Knuckle, St Cyrus, St Gregory Orange
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