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A Gap Has Appeared Lyrics — Field Music | Dork

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A Gap Has Appeared Lyrics

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A Gap Has Appeared

From Tones of Town2007

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A Gap Has Appeared

At last a gap appears A space in which to move How could I have known before What was it I was thinking All time will show I never say a word Now, it's inescapable When the objects are on show The frequency increases And everything collides All the records tell I never say a word Till' now

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About this track

"A Gap Has Appeared" is a song by Field Music from the album Tones of Town, released in 2007.

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Track 8 of 13Memphis Industries Ltd

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