1.6.98 | CDEP | SHINKANSEN 9 CD | June 9, 1998 Marco Polo (3:39) What Do People Do All Day? (3:40) Love Yourself (4:16) Melancholia (3:35).   Sleeve notes All songs by P. Stewart/K. Girdler. Sleeve by Edwardia. Blueboy; P.O. Box 359; Reading; Berkshire; RG30 2YX. Shinkansen Recordings; PO Box 14274; London; SE11 6ZG. shink@dircon.co.uk http://www.shink.dircon.co.uk/ Manufactured by Key Production. Shinkansen © 1998 Shinkansen. SHINKANSEN 9 CD Distributed by SRD. Made in England.   Marco Polo as long as the (1) (2) divides you profound (3) (4) (5) closer the teacher answers clearly now like my son yeah seize the day never and nevermore you are with me kissing and fighting well we should try doooh bah do bop bada bada ba ooh bah dah climb the stairs unwrap the moon don't let go so soon climb the stairs unwrap the moon don't let go so soon could it be these symbols symbolize cut up technique throw it all away without you i would rather be on my own no more days scared of being alone doooh bah do bop bada bada ba ooh bah dah doooh bah do bop bada bada ba ooh bah dah climb the stairs unwrap the moon don't let go so soon climb the stairs unwrap the moon don't let go so soon.   What Do People Do All Day? (1), (2), (3), (4), box, (5), (6), (7), (8), opera, (9), (10), (11), (12), love, (13), petrol, punk, (14), (15), 16), steal.   Love Yourself with help by Damien Cashman. pamper me perhaps you could do your worst in biro1 tattoo scratch for real or for me or for everyone i know you hurt i know you cry and there i understand christmas lights (1) (2) blizzards and the snow you have to let go give in to your grief find a figurehead in a paper bag or down the street someone who's there to care you need to let go it's not forevermore be practical and love yourself i'm here i understand i'm here i understand i'm here i understand. 1 Biro n : has a small metal ball as point of transfer of ink to paper [syn: {ballpoint}, {ballpoint pen}, {ballpen}, {Biro}]   Melancholia look to the left at the paint at the sorrow tess is a girl who can't wait for tomorrow she breaks down drinks vodka in mom's dressing gown bright as a bee as a kite as a foreign stamp gold and green fifty-three cents i can't make pictures of you for i have no oils that deep blue oh slowly and tenderly kiss out from my soul melancholia slowly and tenderly kiss out from my soul melancholia talk on a greyhounder bound for miami pills green and white fifteen years what a memory far from his home on the streets of new york find a phone cry in the night on a bed on a futon shove all your love on a guy you just met oh he danced divine now he's drinking your house dry white wine oh slowly and tenderly kiss out from my soul melancholia slowly and tenderly kiss out from my soul melancholia slowly and tenderly kiss out from my soul melancholia slowly and tenderly kiss out from my soul melancholia. mel-an-cho-li|a (mel`an*cho"li*a) n. [L. See melancholy.] (Med.) A kind of mental unsoundness characterized by extreme depression of spirits, ill-grounded fears, delusions, and brooding over one particular subject or train of ideas.   © 1998 Blueboy, Shinkansen.