Super Silver Daze
from EE by Electric Environment
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lyrics
Lets get things started now
You better shake a leg, start feeling alright (alright)
Some will stay and some will go
But I know we'll be okay
We'll start to feel what's real and true
You said there's nothing on tonight
We've got to find a place to feel alright
I'm going to take you to a place
I'll take you to a special place
We just might
We've got to go
We'll start to feel what's real and true
You better shake a leg, start feeling alright (alright)
Some will stay and some will go
But I know we'll be okay
We'll start to feel what's real and true
You said there's nothing on tonight
We've got to find a place to feel alright
I'm going to take you to a place
I'll take you to a special place
We just might
We've got to go
We'll start to feel what's real and true
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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