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Where I Come From

from Shangri​-​La Indeed by Black Whales

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Movin' it at speeds of lighting,
so fast it's almost frightening,
there's nowhere else I'd rather be.

Hear the thunder close together,
we're in for nasty weather,
there's nowhere else I'd rather be.

...and no one knows your name.

Hold the boat and stop the drumming,
I think we've lost the running, yeah,
there's nowhere else I'd rather be.

Take it baby,
jump the light year,
I'm fine here in the old frontier,
there's nowhere else I'd rather be.

...and no one knows your name,
when you live where I come from,
when you live where I come from,
when you live where I come from,
I come from.

...and no one knows your name,
when you live where I come from,
when you live where I come from,
when you live where I come from,
I come from.

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from Shangri​-​La Indeed, track released June 28, 2011
Produced by John Goodmanson, Davey Brozowski and Alex Robert

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Black Whales are a band from Seattle, WA. made up of Alex Robert, Ryan Middleton, Dave Martin and Adam Fream.

The band are releasing their 3rd LP sometime in 2021.

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