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Beau's Song

from Basin View by Rumours

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lyrics

Hey you guys going out tonight
Fairly certain man, I'll see you there,
Have fun with your Melbourne friends,
A nice break for you, you're stuck with us most weekends.

When we sit around drinking,
I always see you I see you thinking,
About what, I don't know, you never tell me.

We just found a place to crash
Textbook me I'm completely smashed.
Think I'm gonna hang here man,
I hope you can find your way back.

I hope you don't think you don't fit in,
Because you fit in, you fit in fine.
Out in the suburbs killing time,

I've got ten missed calls, why aren't you back here yet.
This numbers not your's, everyones too wasted too care.
I'll leave this couch, I'll figure something out,
Don't get your hopes up man, I'm just as wasted and useless too.

Hey Beau apparently,
It's only thirty bucks to get back here,
So call a cab, the sound of defeat, coming through the phone,
Is fucking with me.
Hey Beau apparently

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from Basin View, released May 4, 2015

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Rumours Sydney, Australia

Rumours is a 4 piece rock band from Sydney, Australia.
Forming in late 2014 by former members of the band 'Thesis', Rumours got to work right away writing and demoing songs influenced by rock, punk and indie music.
In early 2015, the band headed to record their debut release 'Basin View' which is available now. ... more

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