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Marbella Boss

from Last Wave by Small Gods

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lyrics

Get me on the boat: I'm ready to go.
Get me to the bar: the one I know (made of sunburn and regrets).

Still holding out for the 9 to 5;
Sleeping on the floor in the boss's dive (stinks of lotion and dog hair)

Brass lights.
Charged nights.
Hammered cocktails to haze out the details.
Tough lives.
Other wives.
Guitar lines on some-one else's strings.

Got my smokes in hand in a foreign land;
Marbella boss twisting in the sand: because we fucked up the motor.

The ink on my thigh begins to sting:
A constant reminder of the only thing dragging me from the sunset.

Brass lights.
Charged nights.
Hammered cocktails to haze out the details.
Tough lives.
Other wives.
Guitar lines on some-one else's strings.

God knows how it’s going to end for me.

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from Last Wave, released July 5, 2018

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Beach punk rock and roll from the backwaters of Basingstoke.

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