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English
03:06
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I'm teaching my cats to speak English
Coz that's the language I prefer
They don't take to it too well
But they're trying
I'm teaching my cats to speak English
So they'll understand what I say
Instead of staring blankly at me
We'll have a conversation
And they'll tell me everything they think about
And I will tell them things they need to know
They won't keep looking at my finger when I point
And say, "Hey! Look at that bird outside the window!"
I'm teaching my cats to speak English
For the full effect of TV
We'll sit together laughing loudly
Nightly
I'm teaching my cats to speak English
We'll be just like a real family
Next on the list is learning to swim
Oh Lord help me....
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Où est le Drake?
02:30
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Ou est le Drake?
Est il dans le chambre
Est il sous le doudou
Fait-il dodo
En revent des poissons
Ou est le Drake?
Il est tres potele
Il ressemble un hibou
Il a une raie sur son nez
Et il marche comme John Wayne
Ou est le Drake?
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The Marble Tea Point Pleasant Beach, New Jersey
Drawing mandalas and watching Captain Kangaroo...that's pretty much what it's like in here. I enjoy writing songs about my
cats and cartoon insects, but I'm also fond of feeling up the tentacles that lead to the oneness of existence. That's the Marble Tea experience.
Recommended for fans of Jonathan Richman, Robyn Hitchcock, Jazz Butcher, Magnetic Fields, etc.
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The Marble Tea recommends:
Dig The Larch! Fun and engaging space-aged Brit-pop, great musicianship and melodies!
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All the Max Eider records are brilliant. Amazing songs, production and musicianship!
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Splitlevel: Stories from Sky Blue Sound {Compilation}
by Sky Blue Sound
Check out the revolving sounds coming out of Sky Blue Sound in Atlanta!
go to albumIf you like The Marble Tea, you may also like:
Walk Thru Me
by The Folk Implosion
Lou Barlow & John Davis return as Folk Implosion, with 10 more songs that are sweetly tuneful.
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The London band's new album is a vibrant postcard from southern Italy, boosted by brass, strings, and pizzica percussion from local players.
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Terns in Idle
by Rain Recordings
This collaborative project offers a fresh twist on classic indie sounds of the early 2000s with hooky choruses and quirky instrumentation
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