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Start It
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This is opportunity, this is not a problem
When we put our heads together, I bet anything we solve ‘em
Once we are all connected, we’ll be wired for the party
Will someone flip the switch, turn to the stereo, and start it?
The only thing we need is to reach out to everybody
Feel the beat, ride the groove, let the center of the universe surround you
Feel the beat, ride the groove, let the center of the universe surround you
There is something special about the physical media
Invaluable, immeasurable, original idea
Once we are all connected, we’ll be wired for the party
(So will) Someone flip the switch, turn to the stereo, and start it?
The only thing we need is to reach out to everybody
Feel the beat, ride the groove, let the center of the universe surround you
Feel the beat, ride the groove, let the center of the universe surround you
Once we are all connected, we’ll be wired for the party
So will someone flip the switch, turn to the stereo, and start it?
The only thing we need is to reach out to everybody
Feel the beat, ride the groove, let the center of the universe surround you
Every moment holds a beat
Let it carry to the street
As we wind our around
Making note of all the sounds
And the image that we seek
Is a clear/queer new future
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Start It (video version)
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Start It (instrumental)
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A Severe Joy
A Severe Joy is from a parallel universe.
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Jonny Pierce writes smart, emotions-on-sleeve-style lyrics, perfectly paired with catchy melodies, lively beats, and memorable basslines. The result is an honest celebration of the queer experience.
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This fabulous band encompasses everything there is to love about indie pop. From catchy melodies and great lyrics to exciting harmonies, beats, sounds, and moods. Simply masterful and fun.
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