Soon Enough
from EE by Electric Environment
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Streaming + DownloadPurchasable with gift card
lyrics
I know you're fine
What you had in mind, Oh no
It's always greener
It's always greener, I'm fine
You know that you're better than this
We know that we're better than this
I know that I'm better than this
We can't resist
It doesn't get much greener
On the other side of the bridge
It doesn't get much harder
Until we can't resist
You know that you're better than this
We know that we're beter than this
I know that I'm better than this
We can't resist
What you had in mind, Oh no
It's always greener
It's always greener, I'm fine
You know that you're better than this
We know that we're better than this
I know that I'm better than this
We can't resist
It doesn't get much greener
On the other side of the bridge
It doesn't get much harder
Until we can't resist
You know that you're better than this
We know that we're beter than this
I know that I'm better than this
We can't resist
credits
from EE,
released August 1, 2012
Sax performed by Jake Scott
Sax performed by Jake Scott
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Electric Environment Owen Sound
The Electric Environment is Aaron Mohr and Mitch Evans, Jake Scott, Kyle Leblanc and Brock Boonstra. Hailing from the small city of Owen Sound, EE is now well ensconced in the musical community of Toronto. EE creates elaborate post-pop electronic jams, honed by increasingly frequent live shows and onstage experimentation. ... more
discography
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Aug 2013 -
Aug 2012 -
Dec 2011
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