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The Smile have shared new remixes of two tracks from their latest album 'Cutouts'
Check out new reworkings from James Holden and Robert Stillman.
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"Colours Fly" is a track by The Smile, from the album Cutouts, released 3rd October 2024. The track is 4:56 long. It's filed under Alternative. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 17 articles about The Smile.
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You can change your mind Let your colours fly And start lashing out You can change your mind I won't be surprised Let them colours fly Circumstances change Let them colours fly You can change your mind Mother starts to cry And because we can't escape You're gonna say good night You're gonna say good night Good night
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