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“Perfect Blue Buildings”
Song by Counting Crows
Album	August and Everything After
Released	September 14, 1993
Recorded	In some house on some hill
Genre	Alternative rock
Language	English
Length	5:00
Label	Geffen
Writer	Adam Duritz
Producer	T-Bone Burnett
August and Everything After track listing
"Mr. Jones" (3) “Perfect Blue Buildings” (4) "Anna Begins" (5)

{{Infobox Song <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Songs -->
| Name           = 
| Cover          = 
| Border         = 
| Caption        = 
| Type           = 
| Artist         = 
| alt Artist     = 
| Album          = 
| Published      = 
| Released       = 
| track_no       = 
| Recorded       = 
| Genre          = 
| Language       = 
| Length         = 
| Writer         = 
| Composer       = 
| Label          = 
| Producer       = 
| Tracks         = 
| prev           = 
| prev_no        = 
| next           = 
| next_no        = 
| Misc           = 
| Audio sample?  =
}}

Details

Name 

This field should contain the name of the song. This field is compulsory.

Cover 

You should not use the album cover, as this is not compliant with our fair-use criteria.

Border 

Type "yes" in this parameter to add a 1 px border to the cover image

Type 

If you want to add something more descriptive than "Song" use the "Type" field.

Tracks 

There are two ways to create a track listing; either a "full" album track listing or a partial one. The full track listing is done using the "Tracks" field (simply list the tracks using #'s). The partial method is using the prev, prev_no, next, next_no and track_no fields. This is for previous and next tracks. It'd be better to use "Tracks"; both should not be used.

Recorded 

This field is for the place that the song was recorded

See also

• {{Infobox Single}}
• {{Infobox Standard}}

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