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"Diamond Stuff" is a track by black midi, from the album Cavalcade, released 25th May 2021. The track is 6:21 long. It's filed under Alternative. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 8 articles about black midi.
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And only when The sun is ours Didn't take long to find out I'm a, I'm a husk Made up of diamonds and stuff I don't seem to bleed this time This time Hair slicked back to a black slick The red river pulls me up to scratch an itch On an anthracite field I am laid out And a diamond drill takes my feet off Hair slicked back to a black slick The red river pulls me up to scratch an itch On an anthracite field I am laid out And a diamond drill takes my feet off (Hair slicked back to a black slick) (The red river pulls me up to scratch an itch) (On an anthracite field I am laid out) (And a diamond drill takes my feet off)
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