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Hey Princess
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Hey princess, put on your armor
Hide that hole where you had a heart
You have everything you need, but something is wrong
And you just don’t know where to start
If you must raise your voice in anger
At your love then he’s not for you
And if you have to shout to be heard
No that’s not what love’s about
You know that’s not what love’s about
So after all your prince turned out to be a fool
And your kingdom doesn’t feel so limitless to you
When you run away to find someone new
Run to me and I’ll run to you
Bring your horses, your catapults too
Bring your armies of men sworn to follow you
When those knights fail you and your days darken too
You can run to me and I’ll run to you
I said you can run to me and I’ll run to you
“Once upon a time” is wherever you are
And “happy ever after” is here in your arms
“Long ago and far away” is over and through
Run to me and I’ll run to you
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Ghost Ghost New York, New York
Indie rock/pop trio led by Karl Ward and Kevin Peckham, with multi-instrumentalist Mark Christensen. Frequently accompanied live by Charlie Kemmerer (paint) and Tim Bartlett (projection). Pants very, very optional.
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Mark Christensen from Ghost Ghost stretches out into guitar and Chapman stick solo jams. Guaranteed to take you to space. Caveat: you might not want to leave space. Totally not our fault.
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20/20
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Tim Bartlett from Ghost Ghost embraces his inner modular analog synth. This is a wide-ranging soundtrack to reality, which grows to encompass reality and then transcends it. Come on in.
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