“Some people say
That I am out of my tree
Or just a strawberry fool
Someday they'll see
Till then I'll blow you a raspberry
'Cos apples and pears are me”

— Colin Moulding

"Fruit Nut"
Apple Venus Volume 1 (1999)

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English bassist, songwriter and vocalist 1955

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