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island refuge

from hot flix by the hothouse band

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(Island Refuge)

I will sail away
Cross the sea some day
To an island bay
Where people live lightly

Leave this world behind
See what love can find
Let the days unwind
Reach out for my freedom

You can keep your fancy lifestyles
All of the sham that it brings
I don't need no diamond rings
All I want is simple things
Time to laugh and cry
Live until I die

I will sail away
Pretty soon I say
Live like children play
With my people lightly
With my people lightly

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from hot flix, released January 14, 2013
Pete Scott - lead guitar; Louise Parker - lead vocal; Phill Stone - rhythm guitar; Barry Cohen - bass guitar; Felicity Scott - djembe; Ben Burrow - drumkit, vocals. Music and lyrics written and arranged by Pete Scott. Lyrics co-written by Chrissie Mealey. Recorded and mastered by Paul Cradick, Goodmerry Farm Studio, Liskeard

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