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Compact Disc (CD) + Digital AlbumOne of a kind custom screen printed discs, jackets, and album credits sleeve all handcrafted by the band members themselves! Limited hand-numbered first run of 500. Also includes card with a "secret" web address that directs to an unreleased track.
UPDATE: Copies #001-300 (metallic silver, lavender, army mint green, Lust) have been sold. Copies #301-350 are available in Sea Baby.
Includes unlimited streaming of Frawd via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.ships out within 5 daysedition of 500Purchasable with gift card$10 USD or more
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lyrics
There’s a man,
his eyes are stone cold
There’s a man,
whose emotions are under control
This man,
His next role was foretold
He’s a man,
always so bold
Leslie, we’re all counting on you
Leslie, how long will you play the fool?
You landed too early, conditions weren’t right,
Should have stayed on the flight
Leslie, I miss you
There’s a man,
who swears to protect his queen
There’s a man,
Who does what he pleases between
This man,
Never first on the scene
He’s a man,
devoted his life to the screen
Leslie, we’re all counting on you
Leslie, how long will you play the fool?
You landed too early, conditions weren’t right,
Should have stayed on the flight
Leslie, I miss you
Miss you
his eyes are stone cold
There’s a man,
whose emotions are under control
This man,
His next role was foretold
He’s a man,
always so bold
Leslie, we’re all counting on you
Leslie, how long will you play the fool?
You landed too early, conditions weren’t right,
Should have stayed on the flight
Leslie, I miss you
There’s a man,
who swears to protect his queen
There’s a man,
Who does what he pleases between
This man,
Never first on the scene
He’s a man,
devoted his life to the screen
Leslie, we’re all counting on you
Leslie, how long will you play the fool?
You landed too early, conditions weren’t right,
Should have stayed on the flight
Leslie, I miss you
Miss you
credits
from Frawd,
released August 2, 2014
Andy Adamietz - accordion, trombone
Jason Bank - mandolin
Weston Broske - bass, vocals
Kyle Merckx - guitar
Robert J. Murphy - buckets, pots, pans, drums, percussion
and featuring
Art Maratos - tenor saxophone
Written by Andy Adamietz and Bron Sage (all rights reserved)
Andy Adamietz - accordion, trombone
Jason Bank - mandolin
Weston Broske - bass, vocals
Kyle Merckx - guitar
Robert J. Murphy - buckets, pots, pans, drums, percussion
and featuring
Art Maratos - tenor saxophone
Written by Andy Adamietz and Bron Sage (all rights reserved)
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Aug 2014
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