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Hideaway Hideaway Lyrics Come on, baby We'll make it alright Bring your speaker and a bottle of white Well go walking in Marina like last time To the beaches that nobody else likes Alright [Chorus] And you put your arms around me Take me back into that hideaway Hideaway, hideaway, hideaway And you give your loving to me Take me back into that hideaway Hideaway, hideaway, hideaway [Post-Chorus] Hideaway Hi-hideaway Hi-hideaway [Verse 2] Now the sun's out, we're feeling its sweet light Waves are crashing, they're flying those long kites And I can see it, I can see where our lives go See us sailing, across so many oceans Oh, yeah And you put your arms around me Take me back into that hideaway Hideaway, hideaway, hideaway And you give your loving to me Take me back into that hideaway Hideaway, hideaway, hideaway [Post-Chorus] Hideaway Hi-hideaway Hi-hideaway About Hideaway is the fourth track featured on Cigarettes After Sexs third album, Xs and produced by Greg Gonzalez

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We took amps into the echo chambers and blew them up so as to get hot frying metal going through the air. Pink Cadillac is a rowdy rockabilly record that rocks harder than anything else in his catalogue, with covers of Roly Salleys Killing The Blues and Warren Smiths Ubangi Stomp rubbing elbows with sharp originals like Down By The Side Of The Road

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