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folk rock song's title

folk rock song's title

Postby locochon » Sun Mar 06, 2005 6:20 pm

Please help me find the title of this song. I heard it on the radio and only remember bits and pieces. Its sound is similar to Shawn Mullin's "Lullaby", or Joseph Arthur's "In The Sun". Line delivery a bit dylanesque, singer's voice is low, like Leonard Cohen, or Nick Cave. ok, here's the lyrics' bits:
"...I love treasure, i love tricks..."
"tell me something good..."

and the chorus said something like "You are the star spangled-banner..."

appreciate it...

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Postby mac » Sat Mar 12, 2005 4:13 am

Mmm, there's a song by Luna,
The Star Spangled Man, (and that precisely is the song's chorus)

and it also has a part where is says: unknown treasures, unknown tricks",
should it not be the song you want, it's still is a pretty good tune,
check it o
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Postby locochon » Sun Mar 13, 2005 6:25 am

dude, you were so right, thanks a lot!!!

good tune, isn't it?

peace out,

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