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Doors lead to other doors
Roads lead to other roads
They are simple they just happen
They're simple they take care of themselves
They're simple they just happen to be there
Embarrassed try one too
Whatever times left of day
Marvelous lousy could this be your safest way
Ancestral in its own deficiency
A deficit of skipping
Skipping
Skipping I left you there skipping
Ripping ropes from the Belgian wharfs
Breathless Beauxillous griffin once removed seemed dwarfed
They're simple in that they happen to be there

Embarrassed try one too
Whatever times left of day
Marvelous lousy could this be your safest way
Ancestral in its own deficiency
A deficit of skipping
Skip-skip, skip, skipping
Skip-skip, skip, skipping, skipping
Skip-skip, skip, skipping
Skip-skip, skip, skip-skipping
Skip-skip, skip, skipping
Skipping I left you there, I left you there
Skip-skip skip-skipping, skipping, skipping
Skipping I left you there
Skipping skipping
Skipping I left you there
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written by MACKENZIE, BILLY / DEMPSEY, MICHAEL STEPHEN / RANKINE, ALAN PETER
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group

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Associates were a post-punk/new wave band which formed in 1977 in Dundee, Scotland. They initially consisted of Billy MacKenzie (vocals), Alan Rankine (guitar, keyboards) and later, Michael Dempsey (bass), formerly of The Cure. After Rankine and Dempsey's departures in 1982, the band featured a fluctuating lineup revolving around MacKenzie. Their best known single is 1982's "Party Fears Two". The band split in 1990, but Billy and Alan reunited briefly in 1993. They did not play any more concerts but made some recordings which were released on the double CD "Double Hipness".

Read more about The Associates on Last.fm.


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