To The Donkeys Of Barron Park EP
by The Corner Laughers
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Digital Album
Immediate download of 5-track album in your choice of high-quality MP3, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire.Buy Now $4.14 USD or more
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8:18 (album version)
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8:18 (demo version)
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about
As you may have heard, one of our beloved Barron Park Donkeys has been seriously injured. All proceeds from this EP will be donated to Acterra to help pay Perry's vet bills and ongoing care.
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credits
released 16 November 2012
tags
license
all rights reserved
feeds
feeds for about
Clever wordplay, magical melodies and heartbreaking harmonies. Front and center are heavenly vocals, jangly guitars, delicate ukes, a thunderous rhythm section and crystalline production.
discography
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Jun 2012 -
Jan 2013 -
Oct 2009 -
Aug 2006 -
Mar 2011 -
Nov 2012
contact / help
For help with downloads, click here.
For all other inquiries, including help with merch, click here.
Redeem download codes here.
- Track Name: 8:18 (album version)
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From the windows of College Terrace
To the ushers in the dark
From the Hewlett Packard heiress
To the donkeys of Barron Park
In Peet's and in Piazza's
The stars no longer shine
The protesters of Lytton Plaza
Have set aside their signs
In 8 minutes, 18 seconds the sun will touch our skin
Vitamin D, in spite of windy, rainy weather
We'll still be together
And poppies will bloom once again
No movies at the Aquarius
And the fountain ceased its spout
And in the old libraries
The last book has been checked out
The letters on the marquee
Say we'll be back in the spring
As we sit here in the dark we
Don't believe a thing
The nights we spent in Midtown
The days of deviled egg
The Mormon tire breakdown
The grape juice by the keg
We'll walk down University
With no adversity
And poppies will bloom once again - Track Name: 8:18 (demo version)
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From the windows of College Terrace
To the ushers in the dark
From the Hewlett Packard heiress
To the donkeys of Barron Park
In Peet's and in Piazza's
The stars no longer shine
The protesters of Lytton Plaza
Have set aside their signs
In 8 minutes, 18 seconds the sun will touch our skin
Vitamin D, in spite of windy, rainy weather
We'll still be together
And poppies will bloom once again
No movies at the Aquarius
And the fountain ceased its spout
And in the old libraries
The last book has been checked out
The letters on the marquee
Say we'll be back in the spring
As we sit here in the dark we
Don't believe a thing
The nights we spent in Midtown
The days of deviled egg
The Mormon tire breakdown
The grape juice by the keg
We'll walk down University
With no adversity
And poppies will bloom once again
