I found a rope and a rubber glove
You found some pretty stones and they had holes so you could tie them together
Tie them together
Tie them together

And when we spoke there was silence
'cause there's no need to make a sound when you've got
Smiles instead
Smiles instead
Smiles instead

Go to dungeness
Let's go to dungeness
Let's go to dungeness
Let's go to dungeness

No tall latte in a rusty shed
Just shots of light and broken bike to stimulate your busy head
In dungeness
In dungeness
Try dungeness


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    Can't believe no one's commented on this! What a fucking fantastic. This goes out to Jono, cause he's been to dungeness. ;)

    thisGIRLon August 07, 2002   Link
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    Great song! Well its just saying that he (Joel) went to Dungeness with his girlfriend/wife and wot they did there.

    prickly_gorgeon August 11, 2005   Link
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    This is a beautiful song. It's very emotional the way that he sings it. This and Shake Those Windows are my top 2 Athlete songs. So amazingly expressive. I think it's about memories of a happy trip (to Dungeness, probably...) and a relationship around that time.

    jamie_museon June 08, 2007   Link

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