Ocean Spray

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Ocean Spray Released Monday 4th June 2001 Album Know Your Enemy Length 4:11 Type Single First Played Live Saturday 17th February 2001 - Havana Karl Marx Theatre Last Played Live Sunday 10th October 2021 - Bournemouth O2 Academy Recorded El Cortijo Studios, Malaga Producer Dave Eringa Chart Position 15 Lyrics It's easy to see, it's easy to see To see only white where colour should be It's easy to feel, it's easy to feel But it's not good enough, even though it's real Oh please stay away And then we can drink some Ocean Spray Oh please stay away And then we can drink some Ocean Spray It's easy to breathe, it's easy to grieve To breathe only air where life should be It's easy to laugh, it's easy to cry To cry so so hard that it can't be denied Oh please stay awake And then we can drink some Ocean Spray Oh please stay awake And then we can drink some Ocean Spray Oh please stay awake And then we can drink some Ocean Spray Oh please stay awake And then we can drink some Ocean Spray

Sample 00:00 - "Me, totemo utsukushi desu ne, totemo utsukushi me o shite imasu." - Mitch Ikeda (English Translation) "You have very beautiful eyes...such beautiful eyes"

Tracklisting CD1 Track Length   1. Ocean Spray 4:11   2. Groundhog Days 3:52   3. Just A Kid 3:36   4. Ocean Spray (Official Video) 4:12 CD2   1. Ocean Spray 4:11   2. Ocean Spray (Live At Karl Marx Theatre, Havana, 17 February 2001) 4:08   3. Ocean Spray (Kinobe Remix) 6:33   4. Ocean Spray (Medicine Remix) 4:16   5. Ocean Spray (Video From Karl Marx Theatre, Havana, 17 February 2001) 4:08 Cassette   1. Ocean Spray 4:11   2. Little Trolls 3:36   3. Ocean Spray (Ellis Island Sound Remix) 4:12

Sleeve Quotes "As long as you know I am waiting, take your time flowers of the spring" - Mishima "Ever tried - ever failed - no matter - try again - fail again. Fail better" - Samuel Beckett "But like chaos - stopless - cool - without a chance or spar or even a report of land to justify despair" - Emily Dickinson

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