Cover Me Up
from Field Club by Field Club
lyrics
Cover me up over my head
I don’t want to see the damages I’ve done
Come on over here into my bed
I could use a little one on one
Cover me up over my head
I don’t want to see the damages I’ve done
Come on over here into my bed
I could use a little one on one
Cover me up over my head
I don’t want to see the damages I’ve done
Come on over here into my bed
I could use a little one on one
I don’t want to see the damages I’ve done
Come on over here into my bed
I could use a little one on one
Cover me up over my head
I don’t want to see the damages I’ve done
Come on over here into my bed
I could use a little one on one
Cover me up over my head
I don’t want to see the damages I’ve done
Come on over here into my bed
I could use a little one on one
credits
from Field Club,
released June 5, 2020
license
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about
Field Club Omaha, Nebraska
Field Club is an indie pop band from Omaha, NE consisting of Andrea Purdy (vocals), sister Kara Purdy (vocals and keyboard),
NateSoto (drums), Justin Vaughan (keyboards, programming), Paul Jensen (bass guitar), and Reuben Houser (guitar).
"Field Club – the album and the band – is superb, offering delicious dream-pop balanced with alluring prog-rock flavors and exquisite vocals."
- Rawckus.com
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discography
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Jun 2020 -
May 2020 -
May 2013 -
Sep 2012 -
Apr 2013 -
Aug 2011
contact / help
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Send the Wolves
by Little BrazilExplosiveness, emotion and groove in a tightly produced package.
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