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GARAGE
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Can you imagine
Giving me pause
Can you imagine
Giving me cause
To go out in the garage
I aint never going out in the garage
Motor humming
Foggy head
I'm just thinking
What Lou Reed said
When he went out in the garage
I aint never going out in the garage
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THE STEVES regina, Saskatchewan
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gvq_IUEh_Rg
4 under-employed post-secondary
dropouts who play simple pop songs at the tempo of a panic attack. We are composed from members of Library Voices, The Florals, Oiseaux, Wolf Willow, and a number of other incestuous Regina acts, and draw influence from artists like Jay Reatard, Jonathan Richman, and Randy Newman.
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