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Welcome to this lovely May springtime show - inside it's warm,

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Let us welcome the first guest, that is Blondie.

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# I've been running circles round a night that never ends

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# I've been chasing heartache, in a city and a friend

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# I've been with you so long, even seen you lose it

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# Racing down the Bowery, on a crowded afternoon

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# Dripping from the downpour of your insecure typhoon

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# Can you even want me or is this is just a way to keep you safe?

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# Take me, then lose me, then tell them I'm yours

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# Does it make you think everybody wants to be your friend?

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# I can give you a heartbeat, I can give you a friend

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# I can make you think everybody wants to be your friend

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# Drinking with your cell phone with a smile on your face

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# Happy in success, but still a thousand miles away

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# Is this what you wanted, is this everything you had in store?

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# Take me, then lose me, then tell them I'm yours

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# Does it make you think everybody wants to be your friend?

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# I can give you a heartbeat, I can give you a friend

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# I can make you think everybody wants to be your friend

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# Take me, then lose me, then tell them I'm yours

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# Take me, then lose me, then tell them I'm yours

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What a thrill to have them back in this room with us tonight, a room

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We welcome from London, we will be welcoming, London Grammar.

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Also from London, but strangely from both north and south of the river -

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as if it could be true - we welcome Binker Moses.

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So delighted to have, from Senegal, Orchestra Baobab.

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From Stockholm and London, it is Mabel.

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And now, welcoming back into this room,

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# A dress of leaves blows to the winds

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# Take these sacrificial remnants, untended

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# Bashed to dust and trust distressed

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# I don't believe anymore, don't believe anymore

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# I don't believe anymore, don't grieve anymore

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# Is this a desperate wish for dying?

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# The fear that keeps me going and going and going

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# Is the same fear that brings me to my knees

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# I don't believe anymore, don't believe anymore

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# I don't believe anymore, I won't grieve anymore

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# Always in the clouds searching for some answer

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# Parted now, I am the shore, repeated

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# I don't believe anymore, don't believe anymore

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# I don't believe anymore, I won't grieve anymore

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# I don't believe anymore, don't believe anymore

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# I don't believe anymore, don't believe anymore

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# I won't grieve anymore, won't grieve anymore

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Actually, we'll have a little chat with them, a table

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Now, one of West Africa's greatest groups we are welcoming right now,

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Orchestra Baobab performing a song from their album

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Some of you may have heard of the expression -

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Well, of course, it means when you have your first album, it's great.

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The second album, it can be difficult getting it together.

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That has not happened with these next artists.

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Their second album is even greater and more enjoyable than their first,

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I think you'll agree, as we welcome London Grammar.

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# My only hope is to let life stretch out before me

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# I'm made of many things, but I'm not what you are made of

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# But I swear that these scars are fine

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# Only you could've hurt me in this perfect way tonight

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# I might be blind, but you've told me the difference

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# Between mistakes and what you just meant for me

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# Have you forgotten all the lies you left there so fresh

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# You can try to get close to those I love

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# Do you really think they don't know what you're made of

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# But I swear that these scars are fine

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# Only you could've hurt me in this perfect way tonight

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# I might be blind but you've told me the difference

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# Between mistakes and what you just meant for me

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# But I swear that these scars are fine

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# Only you could've hurt me in this perfect way tonight

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# I might be blind but you've told me the difference

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# Between mistakes and what you just meant for me

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So now we welcome a brand-new artist who has never

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We are delighted to have in the studio now, Mabel.

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# I don't planning on coming your way.

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# Put your arms all around it. # It don't need to be no deeper.

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# Its finders keepers. # Take it now that you found it.

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# It don't need to be no deeper. # Its finders keepers.

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# It don't need to be no deeper. # It's finders keepers.

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# At goal which you want. # I got you.

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# I don't need miracles from you. # Just keep the torque minimal.

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# It's criminal for me. # To say it's all chemical.

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# Boy, why you living in fear. # You know I don't mind if you take

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me home. # Let's make it some time then.

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# Put your arms all around. # It only to be no deeper.

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# It's finders keepers. # Take it now that you found it.

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# It don't need to be no deeper. # It's finders keepers.

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# I've got what you want. # If you trust me, I have got what

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you want. # Because I've got you.

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# It's you and me, so put your arms all around it.

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# Put your arms all around it. # Take it now that you found it.

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# It don't need to be no deeper, it's finders keepers.

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# Put your arms all around it, take it now that you found it.

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# It don't even need to be no deeper. It's finders keepers.

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CHEERING AND APPLAUSE. Now some great legends,

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amazing legends who I welcome Chris Klein, Clem Burke,

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Debbie Harry from Blondie. Great to have you here

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and lovely to see you You have got your camera

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here, that's great. You are a very good photographer

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aren't you as well? You've had exhibitions.

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Occasionally. That is not for the purpose

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of selfies, that is for the purpose of exhibition,

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printing them, isn't that right? That is the opposite

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of one of someone else. This record is a great

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record that we have got You have worked with lots

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of new interesting people. Who are some of the people

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you have worked with? Is the recording process,

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more enjoyable now, do Is it the same as it was

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when you first started? Well, the same but different,

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you know, I think it was great, that we all got

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into the studio together, bit of preproduction instead of just

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showing up, so in that sense, One of the things,

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I think it is great, when music sounds of its place

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and to me, your music is fantastic, it is the sound

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of exciting New York. One of the things,

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when I first went to New York, in 1977, I went

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to go and see you. Are you essentially,

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a New York sound, do you think? We have had a lucky break,

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being from there because we get so many influences and I think

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it has come through. Back then when I first saw you,

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it seemed like a completely It's a lot more user-friendly

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now, which is great. The dirt of New York City is a part

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of what made the Blondie sound. As romanticised as the period is,

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I did not know anyone at the time who at some

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point did not say, this is so screwed up,

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I have And then, you first came

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to England and I remember this because I am

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personally involved. A great photographer

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sent us this photograph. In fact, I think you

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were there but he only I am so pleased that I have this

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pint of beer and this But that is actually,

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although we are both in it, you are there as well, and I think

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it was your first show in England. What did you make of

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England when you got Well, we had an idea of what it was

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because of the exchange, with musicians, and we were just really

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looking forward to it. We were prepared for

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a physical reaction. Everybody at CBEEs,

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were still in beatnik coffee They would sit there, there was no

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rock dance, and we got here, and everyone was flinging themselves

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around, and it was an eye opening And I remember years ago, in Boston,

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Squeeze did a show and you were doing a show, and I was going

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around, the thrift stores and would buy dead men's suits

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which fitted me very well. Everywhere I went, I noticed

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you were in the same shops. All the good stuff has been

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absorbed, there is nothing I's a little tricky

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now for the vintage. There are professional

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vintage shoppers. What are you going

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to play for us next? I think we are going to do Fun

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which is a sort of a Thank you very much

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for joining us, Blondie. We will look forward

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to hearing more from Now now it is time for a brand new,

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let's use the word jazz, a fantastic improvisational group,

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we welcome Binker Moses. # I was scared, cuz I've lost

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so many things before # Kept me running from

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the world and from myself # You gave me second

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chance and hopes to run to # I couldn't bare to spend

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another day without you # Now I'm stuck in this

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place, without you # All I knew I couldn't

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wait one more night # Freezing rain can't

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keep me away, from you # Covered you, half a world

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away, a world asleep # Cuz I've lost

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so many things before # Kept me running from

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the world and from myself # You gave me second

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chance and hopes to run to # I couldn't bare to spend

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another day without you # Freezing rain can't

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keep me away, from you # Falling planes can't

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keep me away from you Future Islands, North Star,

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from The Far Field LP. Far Field, that sound

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very spring-like. Before that we enjoyed the sound,

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the very beautiful, funky delic sound of Binker

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Moses. # You're my heart,

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I can't get enough # I get the feeling that

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you're changing my mind # You're my heart,

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I can't get enough # I get the feeling that

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you're making me blind # I get the feeling that

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you're changing my mind # You're my heart,

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I can't get enough # I get the feeling that

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you're changing my mind # I get the feeling that

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you're changing my mind # I get the feeling that

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you're making me blind # I get the feeling that

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you're changing my mind # I get the feeling that

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you're changing my mind Blondie, from their

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album Pollinator. What a good title, Pollinator -

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I like that word. If you were in West Africa

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and you went out for an evening's fun, one of the things you'd

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probably be listening # It is only, you are the only thing

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I've ever truly known # So, I hesitate, if I can

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act the same for you # And my darlin', I'll

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be rooting for you # And I need her tonight because I'm

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scared of loneliness with you, baby # But all that is left

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is my perspective, broken # It is only, you are the only thing

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I've ever truly known # So, I hesitate, if I can

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act the same for you # And my darlin', I'll

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be rooting for you #. The wonderful sound

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of London Grammar A lovely voice and strings coming

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in all together like that. But now, to change the tone

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again, we go over to this table here where Garrett, Sam

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and William of Future Islands are Each week I sit at this

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particular spot and the guests are given either cameras

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or what is that you've got there? Great record, the Future

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Islands record is great and the first thing I must ask,

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there is someone in this room who That was connected

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through our mutual We felt, we had written

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a song that appears on this album in 2013

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for our last record right voice and we were still

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searching through the cosmos to find the classic voice that we needed

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and John was one day like, why don't I hit up Debbie

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and connected us. I suppose, you broke out

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and people became aware of you here three or four years ago,

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but have you been together a long We've been writing songs since 2003

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and Future Islands, for 11 years And were you all in,

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because the group I have become obsessed with, really,

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is Art Lord and the Self Portraits. Was it difficult

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being a self-portrait? It became a little difficult

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for so many years, I think he was still mad

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that he was number 4. I was the German Lord of Art.

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Self-proclaimed, I was from a little I spoke a faux Eastern

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European accent. The idea, was we were freshmen

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in university and wanted to go into I was trying to combine words

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with sculpture into the live form and in a way,

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being able to use... I would show up to class half high

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and say I am the project. You know, this is it,

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like final critique. The dance manoeuvres are remarkable,

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but when did you first The idea was that the

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self-proclaimed Lord of Art He created the self

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portraits that came to Because of this weird evolution

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of us growing together. Our friend who did the cover art,

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she used to be in Art She was a self portrait,

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number three. Although it's too late,

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can I be a self-portrait? You have to wear

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a black turtleneck and Perhaps I could play

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the glass harmonica. We look forward to hearing

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more from them later. I'm now a self-portrait,

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I am so happy. We now go into this

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corner and each week the new artists come on,

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we now # It could be more 'cause

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I lost track of time # Driving on the wrong

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side thinking of you # And it isn't like me

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to be insecure # Tried to forget

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about you and no chance # Waiting on someone

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that gotta pick me up # Telling me he wants

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to show me around # He knows somebody

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with a fancy house # Standing in his room

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but I was thinking of you # And I don't want

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you to be insecure # Oh, don't wanna play

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with your mind, whoa #Tried to forget

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about you and no chance # Waiting on someone

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that gotta pick me up # I'm thinking of you,

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thinking of you, thinking of you # Tell all your friends that

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# You're enough to make me turn around and backtrack

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# Tell all your friends that I'm coming right back

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# Tried to forget about you and no chance

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# Waiting on someone that gotta pick me up

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# Waiting on someone that gotta pick me up

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# Thinking of you, thinking of you #.

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This is a song for the road. All the things we've found, all the things

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we have lost. # Left out on the road

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eight years ago # And you left too but I never

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really thought you would really go # If I knew then I'd

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really losing you # I'd change my ways

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and my mind fore I lose control # Cuz in a darkened space,

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we watched our souls replace # The beauty of the road is lost

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in your eyes I drift # Softly back to when,

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we were young and in love # You spend your whole life wishing

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and working all you gets # You spend your whole life

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searching and find the thing you're # And for years now,

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I've been hunting the sound # That soft breath on the back

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of my neck, got me running # The beauty of the road is lost

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in your eyes I drift # Softly back to when,

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we were young and in love # The beauty of the road is lost

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in your eyes I drift # Softly back to when,

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we were young and in love Still an honorary self-portrait

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that I am, I'm delighted to thank Future Islands,

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Beauty of the Road from Far Field. And now I'm delighted

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to have Blondie! # Colour me your colour,

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darling # Come up off your

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colour chart # You can call me any day or night,

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call me # Cover me with kisses,

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baby # Roll me in designer sheets,

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I'll never get enough # When you're ready

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we can share the wine # Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, he speaks

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the languages of love # Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh,

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amore, chiamami, chiamami # Anytime, anyplace, anywhere,

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any way # Anytime, anyplace,

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anywhere, any day-ay # Call me (call me), call me

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for your lover's lover's alibi What a beautiful way

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to end our show. We'll be back on Tuesday

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night with 10cc, Stormzy But now, could I invite you, Clem,

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to just start off counting in time and give a groove,

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set that pulse for us, Thank you so much

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to all of our guests.

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