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They married, a dandy and a back alley tough
On the foreshore while kids in the needling rough
Stayed low, in and laid till they'd had enough
Of the somersaulting hot roll of revolting SeptemberBy thickets beneath the hot halo above
The plague bodies bathed in their talentless love
It's hot in the town with its back to the sea
O darling, don't put your veil over meFrom thinking a life was about them
When, long, they were the thorn in its side
The hard men got plucked and by measures were gone
At pride it plucked and out, out it priedWhere's the shame in a gentle man?
Stand him next to me
It's hot in the town with its back to the sea
O darling, don't put your veil over meHoney, we'll go without, honey, grow old and thin
I love you like I love my own skinFrom thinking a life was about them but stranger
The soft women lowed and came in and were in
To swoon, "O welcome hot united sailor"
Welcome from unsteady decks and from dangerDid you see a new sun in the sky?
The sun is blood and blood is a lie

It's hot in the town with its back to the sea
O darling, don't put your veil over meHoney, we'll go without, honey grow old and thin
I love you like I love my own skin
O my bonny lies over the ocean
My bonny grows old and thin
I love her like I love my own skin

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Augie March is an Australian Indie band. The group was formed in 1996, in Melbourne, Victoria, by singer/songwriter/guitarist Glenn Richards, drummer David Williams, guitarist Adam Donovan, and bassist Edmond Ammendola.
In 1998 the band expanded to include keyboardist Rob Dawson. 'Sunset Studies' (2000) was the band's first release. It was met with good reviews, and was moderate in its overall success.

Read more about Augie March on Last.fm.


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