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You're the bomb!
03:36
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You're The Bomb!
Wonder struck
At my luck
I found you.
You’re the bomb
The words and song
The perfect storm
Limitless around you
I can feel you.
Oh my only one
What have you done?
I am blind
To heaven tonight,
It’s empty.
Cherubim and seraphim have split the scene,
No in between, no doubting,
All surround you.
Oh my only one
The tide is rising.
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Memory
03:29
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Memory
I will wrap you in light
If you come home to me
But I know that's not how this ends
The song it plays, but the singer stays the same.
For a moment in the dawn,
I knew where I'd gone wrong.
Send you to the depths
Of memory in me
I just keep remembering and remembering
Go home and live with your pain.
For a moment in the dawn
I knew where I'd gone wrong.
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Tattoo
05:03
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This is how
05:07
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This is how
This is how it falls apart
Pieces assembled at the start
Shatter, burst and fall to the Earth
What was it worth?
The globe was spun, the oceans part,
And we are here with our fragile hearts.
You could never do the perfect thing,
The only move to make was the one you made.
There is nothing to be gained from blame,
I can't feel anything,
Just the sense that I have lost something,
The only move to make was the one you made.
I can't drink you off my mind
I can't drink you off my mind, child.
I can't drink you off my mind,
But I know, you'll be fine.
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The Wild Places Glasgow, UK
"Sometimes dark, partly colourful, always twisting, quite hypnotic and ultimately magical." - The Herald, Feb 2020.
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