Miles - EP
by Don't Feed The Robot
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Streaming + DownloadPurchasable with gift card
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Miles
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We drive along at 200 miles per hour
I feel that you are too fast for me
How can I keep up when you've raced ahead?
You know well that this is too much for me
The adrenaline rushes through our blood
The voice in my head tells me to slow down
I let go, these fears of the past
All these ghosts, no they won't last
Let's explore unknown shores
All these ghosts, no they won't last
Have you and I got the same agenda?
This is faster than I have gone before
You race ahead but I caught up
I won't fall behind, we won't stop
The voice in my head is fading away
I let go, these fears of the past
All these ghosts, no they won't last
Let's explore unknown shores
All these ghosts, no they won't last
I figured you were very much inclined
If you get my meaning
Have you seen the way that I've responded?
We are miles further away from where we started
Much further away than what I intended
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released March 26, 2012
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Don't Feed The Robot London, UK
"Cyborgs sent to invade the planet."
The Schnerbles
"My ears are drawn to Don't Feed The
Robot, who carve with simplicity a space marked 'ours'."
Tim Whales, Indie Bands Blog
4-piece indie pop-rock band from London, UK.
Members: Isabelle (lead vox/bass), Jono (guitar/synth), Harry (drums/vox), Will (guitar)
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