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How the Plains Left Me Flat - Flotation Toy Warning



     
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So sad, have you seen your soul in the Sunday paper?
Trying hard to step aside for death
Service with a smile, the reel to reel rank and file
Looking at your face and I seem misplaces, ah ha haLook at me with my face in the middle of the Sunday paper
Laughing on the side, looking on the bright side
Black side, downside, never on the outsideLooking at the ways you choose to keep it like a dream and a house in the middle
Christmas present in the middle of June, well I've been fooled before and so have you, ah ha haAll the songs will be with you and all the flowers will be with me
But I can't seem to forget you
And all the clowns will be with you and all the children sing with me
(I can hear the rolling seas and I can feel the summer breeze)
But I can't seem to forget you
(But I cannot leave you here, I know you want me to)
Look at me with my face in the middle of the Sunday paper
Christmas present in the middle of June, I've been wrong before but so have you, ah ha ha
Looking at the ways you choose to keep it like a dream and a house in the middle
Christmas present in the middle of June, I've been fooled before but so have you
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Flotation Toy Warning are a band from London, UK, formed in 2001. Their music has been described as space rock/chamber pop, with vague similarities to bands such as Grandaddy, Air and Sigur Ros. The band claims to consist of various arctic explorers and historians from the 19th century. The band is made up of frontman and lead vocalist Paul Carter, drummer Colin Coxall, guitarist Ben Clay, bassist Nainesh Shah and keyboardist Vicky West.

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