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Friendly Fires are ready to shake things up
Friendly Fires are back as a duo, with a new single, a new approach and, thankfully, no plans to disappear again.
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"Strobe" is a track by Friendly Fires, from the album Friendly Fires, released 29th August 2009. The track is 3:06 long. It's filed under Alternative. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 5 articles about Friendly Fires.
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I see you come out of a strobe, you come out of a strobe We stop and try to catch some breath, we try to catch some breath I lost it, I can't remember that We mean well but it never does (one two three four) And after all this time who would've thought I'd meet you here? And after all this time who would've thought I'd meet you here? I heard you got somebody new, you got somebody new But what made you think of coming back? You got me coming back I held you, I can remember that The walk home, we stood out in the cold And after all this time who would've thought I'd meet you here? And after all this time who would've thought I'd meet you here? And you melt white snow before you let me know And after all this time who would've thought I'd meet you here?
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