Solex expands ‘Low Kick and Hard Bop’ with 11 bonus recordings
Solex’s 2001 album returns on vinyl for the first time, alongside an expanded digital edition featuring B-sides, Peel Session material and Maida Vale recordings.
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In the corporate land In the offices of double-digit floors Eyes at a wayward move
It's a shame you never played Never learned no way to remind you I've gotta remember Do you remember my trust lost?
Descending from a crowd And all the city streets are loud
You were born to be a camera
A pocket of memories An installation set up on your bedroom floor Makes you sing about the photographs before Before you run off to the lazy store Run back there ask for more
Ascending from a crowd (ascending, ascending) These city streets, they are too loud (all the city streets are loud) Too loud, you were born to be a camera (you were born to be a camera) And all, all the flutters shut
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"Camera" is a song by Pavement from the album Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain: LA's Desert Origins, released in 2004.
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