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Recorded and mixed at Leyline Studios, London; Sept 1997

lyrics

Some days it seems
Like days disappear
In the blinking of an eye
You turn around just for a moment
And they're gone
Like summer nights
When you were a child
You'd close your eyes to sleep
And the very next moment
They're open again on a new day

I don't know about you
But I always wondered
How did they go so fast?
It seems like only a moment ago
I was complaining
About how I had to go to bed
When there was still light in the sky
And still playing time
Out in the street

Nowadays it seems as if
It's the years
That are now racing
And the long grey days
Drag on forever
It's funny how it's changed
Because the years
Always seemed so long
Now there's hardly time
To settle into summer
And then it's autumn
Winter, spring



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from Straight on till morning, released January 1, 1998

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Acoustic Country/folk Punk probably describes me best at the moment

"A spring heeled, iron lunged avalanche of energy and melody.
Wob's sound is a glorious and intelligent blend of punk, pop and folk."

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