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Badame Bueno

from Fast Food by Paper Holland

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  • Fast Food EP CD
    Compact Disc (CD) + Digital Album

    Recorded and Mixed by Shane Hochstetler at Howl Street Recordings
    Mastered by Matt Gorski
    Artwork by Mike Krol

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lyrics

Maybe his methods were unsound
But there was no other way
To get the people off the ground
To the U.S. of A
Smuggled them in stacks of bricks
So Miami could powder its nose
Knowing full well the risk
Should the scheme ever be exposed

Badame Sessa

Flying over embargo
Out of the despotic hell
The people stashed in the cargo
With the finest blow they could sell
And by the time
The Cold War cooled
Oh, he was already gone
But they still remember
All people he fooled
Once a year
Harlem's his song

Badame Sessa

credits

from Fast Food, released April 30, 2016
Trumpet - Jamie Breiwick
Violin and Cello - Lora Kosanke

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Paper Holland Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Paper Holland’s music opens a portal to the nostalgic realm of imagined vacations and wide-eyed dreams. Their atmospheric pop sound traverses land, air, and sea while encompassing a wide and varying selection of instrumentation. Such style has landed them comparisons to Hippo Campus, Vampire Weekend, and Phoenix. ... more

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