Plastic Tones - Wash Me With Love flac album

Ariel It’s like the real thing To love in a dream It’s like a real fling In love with unreal Ariel. I still feast on the ideal I built, the idea of you I'll starve, but it’s better than to tell If I can’t win why should I even make that move I never lose, already keen to my own hell. supported by 4 fans who also own Wash Me With Love MLP. CRIME PAYS by TENEMENT RATS. All Over Now LP by Los Pepes.

The young Helsinki power pop band Plastic Tones prefer to turn their backs on sadness and draw inspiration from vintage American guitar-based pop-rock in the vein of Blondie or Real Kids. This sunshine walk on the beach promenade under the palm trees is 6 tracks long and full of catchy choruses. Svart Records are happy, in an entirely un-Finnish way, to release the band’s new six-song mini album on vinyl.

You left this book Open, unended It hurts to turn the page It hurts to stay still. You left this record Skipping all alone It hurts to lift the needle It hurts to lay ill. I met you in march Sweet candy march. We had one month That turned me inside out We had one month That turned me upside down. You left this book Open, unended It hurts to burn the pages And it hurts to carry on! Met you in march Sweet candy march. Inside out Upside down.

Don't Forget by Plastic Tones, released 08 September 2017 Telling yourself again You're looking for a haven In the sea of misfortune Uncharted sea of misfortune Don't forget Sunshine will find you, I be. .Got it. + add. album.

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Plastic Love is a 1984 J-pop song performed by Japanese singer/songwriter Mariya Takeuchi (竹内 まりや). She and the song later became popular online when the song resurfaced on YouTube. The song originated from her comeback album VARIETY (cover below, left), released April 25th, 1984. It was one of her most successful albums in her career, reaching on the 1984 Oricon music chart in Japan. Plastic Love" (cover below, right) was later released as a single on March 25th, 1985, and was on Oricon.