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Come Like The Cure

from Squaring The Circle by Sneaker Pimps

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    Compact Disk for the Sneaker Pimp's 4th studio album, 'Squaring the Circle'. It comes in a high quality digipak, and features imagery developed by Chris Corner and Liam Howe. Still available at: shop.sneakerpimpsmusic.com

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    First pressing double vinyl for the Sneaker Pimp's 4th studio album, 'Squaring the Circle'. The vinyl comes in a high-quality double gatefold jacket and features imagery developed by Chris Corner and Liam Howe. Still available at: shop.sneakerpimpsmusic.com

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  • Squaring The Circle Sticker Pack

    Two paper sticker sheets featuring artwork from the Squaring The Circle album and its singles. The pack contains two 5.5" x 8.5" sheets. One with graphics from lead tracks, 'Alibis', 'Fighter', 'So Far Gone', and 'Squaring The Circle', and the other with logos, album art, and a Spotify album code. Still available at shop.sneakerpimpsmusic.com

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lyrics

You look like I feel – not up to much
The first to believe and the last to trust
If I had the ways and the means, I'd be obvious
But your ‘one size fits’
Makes me sick of the sight of us

Elias is the brother of your suffering
He's the weather we've been under as the days kick in
The infection left of promises you've given in
Elias is the brother of your suffering

I feel like you look when you're all made up
The last to be sentenced and the first to judge
If I paint the picture I'm sure I'd be clear enough
So just don't come like a cure
‘cause your ‘one size fits’ just does no good

Elias is the brother of your suffering
He's the weather we've been under as the days kick in
The infection left of promises you've given in
Elias is the brother of your suffering

(Elias is the brother of your suffering
He's the weather we've been under as the days kick in
The infection left of promises you've given in
Elias is the brother of your suffering)

Elias is the brother of your suffering
Elias is the brother of your suffering
Your suffering

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from Squaring The Circle, released September 10, 2021
Music by Chris Corner & Liam Howe
Lyrics by Chris Corner, Liam Howe & Ian Pickering
Produced by Chris Corner & Liam Howe
Recorded & Mixed at Sawtooth Studios, Pioneertown, USA and The Tower, London, UK
Chris Corner - Vocals, Backing Vocals, Guitars, Piano, Modular Synthesizers
Liam Howe - Backing Vocals, Analogue Synthesizers
Janine Gezang - Backing Vocals

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Sneaker Pimps Los Angeles, California

Sneaker Pimps released their chart topping debut album 'Becoming X' in 1996, and quickly became known for clever sampling, emotional lyrics, and high production. They released 2 more albums before taking a hiatus to explore their own unique styles. Now they've returned with a long-awaited 4th album 'Squaring The Circle'. Learn more at the links below. ... more

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