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Songs for KUAR Arts and Letters (2015)

by The Damsels in Distress

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Valentine's Day With The Damsels in Distress: Mr. and Mrs. (KUAR Live) 02:05
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Your lovely heart’s bold To love someone like me Who sees this life in the only way to be free. “I do” forever. We’ll make the changes. We’ll say what needs to be said. And then we’ll do them in our hearts and our heads. With this ring, I thee wed to be true love to be true. With this ring, I thee wed to be true love to be true. To be true. So would you join me? Soon our flesh will be one. We’ll live together forever and forever. “I do” forever.
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Valentine's Day With The Damsels in Distress: I Do (KUAR Live) 01:01
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Oh, you’re so pretty when you say "I do." Oh, you’re so lovely when you say you’ll be true.
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Valentine's Day With The Damsels in Distress: (Our) Songs 01:42
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You come home from work that day I was feeling pretty low We barely said two words We stifle ourselves so And Life is all wrong Unless we can play our songs Excess on my brain at work Not much left for home The things I most look forward to Is to together play our songs Life can get down sometimes But we keep to play along Life can get down sometimes But we keep to play our songs.
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Valentine's Day With The Damsels in Distress: We're Gettin' Married (KUAR LIve) 00:53
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Maybe we didn't do the wisest thing. Maybe we didn't do the smartest thing. But we did the thing we were encouraged to by everyone but you. So, if all around our wide white cloud, gray skies should appear. Remember, we could have been anywhere we chose to be right here. A February wedding; it’s going to be cold for sure. We don’t mind about the climb. We’re going to get married.
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Valentine's Day With The Damsels in Distress: I Don't Drive (KUAR Live) 02:31
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Take me to the movies, for I don’t drive. Take me to the ink store, for I don’t drive. And I wouldn't mind a little ride. Honk, honk! Get out of the way! Pull up your google map. Left here. Left here! Take me to KUAR, for I don’t drive. You can take me anywhere, for I don’t drive. And I wouldn't mind a moonlight ride. You can wear pants and you can wear sweaters, but you can’t walk in this cold weather. Take me to Sonic for drinks, for I don’t drive. Take me to the corner store, for I don’t drive. And I wouldn't mind a littlet ride.
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Civil Rights Brothers: Mr. and Mrs. Make the Changes 02:02
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We'll make the changes We'll say what needs to be said And then we'll do them In our hearts and our heads
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Civil Rights Brothers: Mr. and Mrs. Instrumental 02:02
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Civil Rights Brothers: It Is Well 02:52
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When peace, like a river, attendeth my way, When sorrows like sea billows roll; Whatever my lot, Thou hast taught me to say, It is well, it is well with my soul. It is well with my soul, It is well, it is well with my soul. My sin—oh, the bliss of this glorious thought!— My sin, not in part but the whole, Is nailed to the cross, and I bear it no more, Praise the Lord, praise the Lord, O my soul! It is well with my soul, It is well, it is well with my soul.
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Civil Rights Brothers: It Is Well Instrumental 02:50
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released January 1, 2015

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The Damsels in Distress Springfield, Missouri

The Damsels in Distress started in Springfield, MO in 2006. The music sounds like two people who wrote songs influenced by 80's and 90's punk/rock/lofi using an array of instruments.

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