RAM
by The Rhythm Method
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Streaming + DownloadPurchasable with gift card
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WHEN YOU GO OUT
03:28
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In my hands there's a place for the broken hearted
In my sleep there's a house for the disregarded
I high street in mountains
A house on a hill
A Dream that i'm falling
A scream in the night
My heart is burning and turning inside
My head keep turning there's love in her eyes
It's not your fault if you love someone else,
In my heart you will always be his.
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FLEXING BIG
03:50
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about
Here are some recordings I made in the time between Death From Above's breakup and the dawn of Sebastien Grainger & The Mountains.
credits
released July 29, 2006
Sebastien Grainger as The Rhythm Method
Sebastien Grainger as The Rhythm Method
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Sebastien Grainger Los Angeles, California
Singer/Drummer of Death From Above 1979, solo artist and songwriter.
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