1. |
I Saw Yesterday
03:30
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It was rare that you would go
Anywhere you didn’t know
You didn’t like the type
That came out late at night
You said it wasn’t right...
And I...I saw yesterday
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I Can't Help It At All
03:46
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I would doubt everything that you said
I would doubt everything that I felt
I'm sorry...
I can't help myself
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Heartbeat Wunderbar Wales, UK
Over the past few years, Heartbeat Wunderbar have supported acts such as The Nightingales, Damo Suzuki, Tea Street Band and Besnard Lakes. Now they have finally released their debut album which includes a re-working of their debut single, I Saw Yesterday, an ambiguous look back to the days of post-punk gigs and memorable nights featuring the likes of the Teardrop Explodes and Echo & the Bunnymen ... more
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