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Shoe In
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Come to dinner with me
We’ll walk down the main street all dressed up
We’ll make time for a coffee
I know that caffeine makes you sad
Just this once, won’t you do it for me?
’Cause up in heaven, you’re a shoe in
If you open up your heart to me
Let’s go driving tonight
We’ll take Al’s Comet, he will never know
Top it out on 95
I know my driving makes you mad
Just this once, won’t you do it for me?
’Cause up in heaven, you’re a shoe in
If you open up your heart to me
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Pjos Gdańsk, Poland
Pjos is a dreampop project taking shape in Gdańsk, Poland, bringing a melancholic and cinematic charm to craft his sound.
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