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Written by Tim Freedman with his friends from Machine Gun Fellatio, it starts out as a sentimental lament of love at a distance. But loneliness means falling back on oneself - not always a pretty sight. His exhortations regress into unfettered depravity, resembling the lonely hearts classifieds of Picture Magazine. The velvety strings at the head are gradually swallowed by a wall of guitar, just as, in the lyric, sweet solitude becomes the fuel for carnality. Words: Tim Freedman, Glen Dormand, Matt FordMusic: Tim Freedman Tim Freedman: vocal, backing vocals, piano Oscar Briz: guitar Andy Lewis: bass, double bass Michael Richards: drums Strings by Fourplay
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