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Artist: Labi Siffre
Canonical path: /labi-siffre/the-shape-of-things-to-come
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The Shape of Things to Come
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The Shape of Things to Come
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You Should Hear the Warning If You Read the Signs
Play With Your Own Life But Don't Play With Mine
You're Living Your Way, I'm Living Mine
May Be Tomorrow We Will Collide
If You Knew the Action, You See Us So Blind
Play With Your Own Life But Don't Play With Mine
The Shape of Things to Come
The Shape of Things to Come
Welcome to the Future
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