Population, by Brendan Maclean

Population

by Brendan Maclean

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cynicalcatnapper His talent is limitless, I will never not enjoy this music. Favorite track: Fox Dance.

Bex I wish I had more money to put towards this lovely album, never in my life have I heard anything so charming and melancholy. Literally the best uwu Favorite track: Sweater (Feat. Andrew Bennett).

bobby blue the balladeer Cool, fun, synthpop. Give him a listen.

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1.	Stupid 03:17	info	buy track
2.	Winner 03:40	lyrics	buy track

3.	Not Your Call 04:18		buy track
4.	Holy Shit 04:18		buy track
5.	Sweater (Feat. Andrew Bennett) 03:03		buy track
6.	Lover Sunday 01:15		buy track
7.	Fox Dance 02:33		buy track
8.	Stupid (Stereogamous Remix) 05:23	info	buy track

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PRODUCED BY PAUL MAC

Not Your Call
Population
Winner
Stupid

PRODUCED BY RICHARD BELKNER

Sweater
Lover Sunday
Holy Shit
Fox Dance

MADE POSSIBLE WITH POZIBLE

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released February 8, 2014

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Brendan Maclean Sydney, Australia

“A king of pop.” The Guardian UK

Brendan Maclean is a queer Australian songwriter.

With a blend of bops, rock anthems and pop ballads he has become easily one of the most beloved songwriters of his generation. House of Air and Never Enough along with older tracks like Beat Me To It and Stupid present a truly iconic songwriter at his best.

As The Age put it, “he’s an absolute complete package.” ... more

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Track Name: Winner: I can do you,
Better than you can do you.
I've got your glasses,
And I've got your jeans.
I get my drinks cheap but you get them free.

And if you don't want it bad, you can return it.
And if you don't want a book than you can burn it,
You couldn't lose if you tried, it's so pathetic.

You can do me,
But no one knows you're doing me.
You haven't got my awkward silence and my,
three ways of acting:
Loud on entry and quiet upon reciept,
And my lack of mind to know when I am beat.

And if you don't want it bad, you can return it.
And if you don't want a book than you can burn it,
You couldn't lose if you tried, it's so pathetic.
I'll try to follow you up, I'll never get it.

And I won't be a winner,
And you won't be a winner.
You can just tell, you can just tell, you can just tell that,
I'll never make it.
You can just tell, you can just tell, you can just tell that,
I'll never make it.

You are the one and I am the other,
I said, what a shame we didn't fight it.
You are the one and I am the other,
I said, what a shame we didn't fight it.
I said, what a shame we didn't fight it.

And I won't be a winner,
And you won't be a winner.
You can just tell, you can just tell, you can just tell that,
I'll never make it.
You can just tell, you can just tell, you can just tell that,
we'll never make it.

Go!

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