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Mirna Loy

from Plato's Summer Stars by Tiny Tide

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So I actually had a boring day in the end! I had a pizza with Mirna in July in a very empty city. Nothing much happened, and moreover I was afraid to talk about anything because of a person I didn’t trust to much eating on a table next to ours. This song was an excuse to use Otomata, a generative graphic sequencer invented by a friend of Robert Schneider. It was interesting starting from almost random generated noises to start and work on a new song. Coldplay, Radiohead, Joy Division… step away from my room!

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You and I
You and I
again
and again
and again
and again
You and I
just this time
again

town is desert
wouldn’t mind
bit of cakes
cherry pies
we’re here
for the start
her
Face to face

You devote your life to act
minor roles as silent vamp
your career improved a lot
on the studio that you bought
Rise the stardom with Ramon
The Barbarian felt the aplomb
Mirna Loy
wants to talk
about life
and the pressure that she’s got
while the daily work got tough

what to say?
In first place
Here’s an enemy of mine
sitting ight her by my side

Charlie Chapling will return
just in time to have it done
Top ten Money Making Stars
Double Wedding for your parts
And blue birds from red cross
will be singin for your love
Mirna Loy

I would dance dance dance and play Motown
I would dance dance dance and go downtown
you know we pose, play, pause play, pause and then we stop
while we change our names and roles for Warner Bros

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from Plato's Summer Stars, released August 22, 2011

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