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Monday, May 17, 2010

Raw Sunshine

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Sun hasn't been very welcomed here these past few days leading up until summer. Here, in Indiana, we get loud thunder followed by huge downpours followed by a short glimpse of the sun through the rainclouds.

I think it's time to fly to Cali. Just for a few weeks. And I'll do it to my newest summer anthem (last year's was MGMT's Kids). It just so happens to be one of my favorite songs this month from one of my favorite bands of all time; Tokyo Police Club.

Tokyo Police Club - Your English Is Good (MP3)

   

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