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Artist: Tape Five
Canonical path: /tape-five/longitude-54-21
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Longitude 54-21
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Longitude 54-21
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Sunny, sunny afternoon, somewhere beyond the sea and the moon.
Taken away, behind my horizon, somewhere on longitude 54-21
Set sail on that sunny afternoon,
A message in a bottle won´t make it to the moon.
Somehow your latitude ´s a mystery.
Waste some – of that lazy time with me!
Sunny, sunny afternoon, somewhere beyond the sea and the moon.
Taken away, behind my horizon, somewhere on longitude 54-21
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