1. |
Dance
03:39
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2. |
Reverie #1
03:18
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3. |
Advice
03:54
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There was a kind of blue.
Tearing at the street;
a cold wave of tragedy.
Eyes were burning red.
Tearing at the street;
a wave of violency.
Shiver in the stream.
Warming up your heart;
a sensitivity.
Collapsing in the sun.
Warming up your heart;
lying sleeplessly.
And I take advice,
not easy.
Making up lost time.
Sitting late outside;
a kind of daydream.
Coming here together.
Sitting late outside;
no sense of urgency.
And I take advice,
not easy,
but I try.
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4. |
Remain
03:27
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5. |
Pieces
04:48
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6. |
We Go Round
02:21
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And I'm sorry that I tried,
to be more, that I'd lied.
Captured by your game
you played me, like a train.
And we go round.
We go round.
We go round.
And I'm so glad it's you,
'cause I'll stand here,
like a fool. For you.
For you.
And I can't take you back.
We've always been apart.
And I can't take you back,
'cause you wouldn't take my heart.
And I can't take you back.
We've always been apart.
And I can't take you back,
'cause you wouldn't take my heart.
And I'm so proud I tried.
Though you'd never take my time.
Standing on my own,
but my heart's just outgrown
you.
You.
You.
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7. |
Reverie #2
02:54
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8. |
Outside
04:06
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I've never been scared to sit outside at night as long as I'm alone.
Makes me feel safe knowing that everyone else is at home.
And I will wait 'til the sun pours in, forget the cold air and it's charms.
The memory that it will soon come back again fade.
(x2)
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9. |
Reverie #3
02:46
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Orrie Leeds, UK
Leeds/Manchester based singer-songwriter, without the back-stories of John Frusciante, Elliott Smith, The National, or The Boss; but with all the influence.
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