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Fall to the Fall
04:34
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Who Knows, Who Cares
04:31
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My Dear
03:24
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The sun will beat down like it's drumming
My heart will skip just like the children
We will climb the highest high
into the hills, into the sky
Friends and family, they're all coming
with cats and dogs and wild horses
we will share the greatest land
and build our dreams with our hands
(Chorus)
So give me your hand and I'll give you my word
I'll be here forever just know this for sure
Lend me your eyes, you can borrow my ears
together we'll live a love my dear, my dear
Through waves of the gods and storms of the ocean
a maze of thorns, a labyrinth confusion
I will travel through the dark, into your arms, into your heart
I met you on the streets of London
it rained so hard, the city sunken
You asked me if I believed in fate
I've been waiting so long and you are late
(Chorus)
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4. |
Sink or Swim
04:07
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5. |
Geography Between
04:29
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6. |
My Young Man
03:52
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7. |
The Only Good Thing
04:32
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8. |
Vancouverism
03:55
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Ivory
03:20
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After the years we played it so fake
after the love we made on Sundays
after the train it pulled away from the station bay
I heard you say it's been fun, now I'm done
Ooooohh
Honestly, do you believe you're made from Ivory
the words you say, they come out sharp and dark
on my bed my sleepy head is finally in peace
'cause you're not here tonight
I finally would say you were a phoney
you finally would say I wasn't your only
After the pain it goes away and all your blame remains unclaimed
you will see it wasn't me
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10. |
Aurora
04:05
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Bright City Heights Prince George, British Columbia
Bright City Heights is an indie rock/pop band from Northern British Columbia. Formed in 2014, the band has currently compled their first album Rain Season
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