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Kisses On A Plate is the single taken from the new ANT album The Birds Sing Goodnight To You And Me which will be released by Italian collective label We Were Never Being Boring in March 2012!

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Oh I’ll pick all the apples from the tree till I find the one good enough for you to eat singing songs you’ll have never heard singing them to you like a Blackbird and if I drink till I cannot walk straight well I’ll still see you home to the garden gate giving you kisses on a plate sweet kisses oh it’s not too late sweet kisses on a plate sweet kisses oh it’s not too late
Oh the trouble with getting older the temper grows quicker and the shoulder colder and you realise you’ve no more time to waste so leave those dishes and come and have a taste of these kisses on a plate sweet kisses oh it’s not too late sweet kisses on a plate sweet kisses oh it’s not too late
Kisses on a plate sweet kisses oh it’s not too late sweet kisses on a plate sweet kisses oh it’s not too late it’s not too late, it’s not too late

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from Kisses On A Plate​/​Up On The Downs (Demo), released November 14, 2011
1. Recorded by Antony Harding & Darren Hayman.
Mixed by Darren Hayman.
Antony Harding: vocals, acoustic guitars, drums.
Darren Hayman: electric guitar.
James Milne: bass guitar.
Written by Antony Harding.

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Antony Harding is an English singer-songwriter and musician from London who grew up on the Isle of Wight. He is best known as the drummer in London band Hefner, and has also played independently as ANT and now as Antony Harding

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