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Matching Mole

Album - 8 april 1972 - DeB Id: 115771
By Matching Mole
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David's on piano, and I may play on a drum
And we'll try to make the music work, we'll try to have some fun
But I just can't help thinking that if you were here with me
I'd get all my thoughts in focus and play more excitingly
I love you still - Caroline
I want you still - Caroline
I need you still - Caroline

If you call this sentimental crap you'll make me mad
Cause you know that I would not sing about some passing fad
And if my attempts at rhyming aren't convincing to your ear
Then memories betray you through the passing of the year
I love you still - Caroline
I want you still - Caroline
I need you still - Caroline

You must think it doubtful that I mean the words I sing
Or that all attempts to reach you this way could not mean a thing
But you must admit we both thought we'd be man and wife
And that I could make you happy for the best part of your life
I love you still - Caroline
I love you still - Caroline
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Matching Mole

Matching Mole were a British Canterbury-scene group formed in 1971 by Robert Wyatt after leaving Soft Machine. The band released two studio albums in 1972—Matching Mole and Little Red Record—with contributions from Phil Miller, Bill MacCormick, Dave MacRae/David Sinclair, and, on Little Red Record, synthesizers by Brian Eno and production by Robert Fripp.
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