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Roll Into A Ball

from Sagitario [2017] by JoosTVD

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Seventies soulful jazzfeel on the Fender Rhodes. I love a shuffle halftime, hanging into a slow groove. Topic: esapism. Artist wants to hide, rolls into a ball. Ken ditches Barbie

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Isn't it time for some self-reflection?
You're loved by the milliojns
Still you feel rejection (why is that?)
You've got yourself a friend and you don't even know it
You live nearby but you can't even show it (how is that?)
You fall off a stage now your legs are broken
Roll out a carpet do the kareoke (kareoke!)

Those crowds get bigger let's get out of here
You roll into a ball and you dissapear
Just roll with the ball and you'll find your way back home

You fire up that barbie well it just feeld great (that's right)
Ken is in the garden there's no time to waste
You've got youreself a fan and you don't even know it
she lives nearby but she can't really show it (good god)

Those crowds get bigger let's get out of here
You roll into a ball and you dissapear
Coeme on you don't think I'll wait till my time will come
Just roll with the ball and you'll find your way back home

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from Sagitario [2017], released April 13, 2017
JoosTVD: guitars, bass, keyboards, percussion, vocals

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JoosTVD Utrecht, Netherlands

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