People in Places
by Ambulance
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The Point of a Picture
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Spend My Money
03:22
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Ring Finger
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Cigarettes In Bed
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Nothing Doesn't Exist
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The Gates of NYC
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about
Ambulance:
Sam Peterson
Spencer Miller
Dillon Christopher
Recorded in The LAB, Summer 2010
Engineered by Nemanja Bujisic
Mastered by Martin Feveyear at Jupiter Studios
Art Direction by Trevor Basett (Small Horse Studio)
Produced by Ambulance
"People In Places" is now available at Sonic Boom Records, Easy Street Records, Bop Street Records, and Silver Platters. It is also for sale digitally through iTunes, Amazon mp3. If you'd like a physical album message us and we'll you send you a copy!
Sam Peterson
Spencer Miller
Dillon Christopher
Recorded in The LAB, Summer 2010
Engineered by Nemanja Bujisic
Mastered by Martin Feveyear at Jupiter Studios
Art Direction by Trevor Basett (Small Horse Studio)
Produced by Ambulance
"People In Places" is now available at Sonic Boom Records, Easy Street Records, Bop Street Records, and Silver Platters. It is also for sale digitally through iTunes, Amazon mp3. If you'd like a physical album message us and we'll you send you a copy!
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released 20 November 2010
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Nov 2010 -
Sep 2009
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- Track Name: The Point of a Picture
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The peak of the day has gone to waste,
i hate my name i hate my face
but its where the moneys made if your lucky
love is nothing surprising
Barely getting by isn't getting any better
but it takes so little effort
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Now all these buildings got torn down
i live here but i hate this town
it hasn't looked much like itself
since the sixties or my birthday, who could tell?
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Remind me of when things were better
isn't that the point of a picture?
