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Artist: James Blake
Canonical path: /james-blake/lindisfarne-ii
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Lindisfarne II
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Lindisfarne II
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Beacon don't fly too high
Beacon don't fly too high
Beacon don't fly too high
Cute but I'll take the bus,
(Beacon don't fly too high)
with fees and favours gone
Cracks in savers pass,
and a white that sometimes shone
(Beacon don't fly too high)
Wanton borrowed gun
Wanton borrowed gun
Wanton borrowed gun
Beacon don't fly too high
Beacon don't fly too high
Cute but I'll take the bus,
with fees and favours gone
Cracks in savers pass,
and a white that sometimes shone
Beacon don't fly too high
Wanton borrowed gun
Beacon don't fly too high
Wanton borrowed gun
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James Blake performs "Lindisfarne II", and this lyric page sits inside the James Blake catalog on LyroVerse.
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