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Photographs That Burn Through Walls

from Greatest Hits by The Royal Palestine

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    Compact Disc (CD) + Digital Album

    CD version of The Royal Palestine's Greatest Hits with 2-panel insert and tray card, shrink wrapped in jewel case. Artwork by Jason Tapler / Argonaut Ink.

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    Record/Vinyl + Digital Album

    130 gram 12-inch mono vinyl record with labels, jacket, dust cover and plastic outer sleeve. This is a lathe cut record, so it will be quieter and not as clean sounding. This is wholesale cost - not for profit. Turnaround time can be anywhere from 1 week to a month. Thank you!

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lyrics

where you fall undone and rested
by the time it takes for me to come
again I wonder
all is calculated
photographs that burn thru walls
anytime is right for you to come
but I might not answer the telephone tonight
the weather's too awful to find out
where to go and where to fly away
without a sound
high
we pass the time around
but I thought it was mine
to shut it off
so that's why..

(brick x outro)

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from Greatest Hits, released March 13, 2020

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