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Undying
05:42
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I wish I could be more
Perhaps so I could see
Beyond horizons that I’ve built in front of me
It’s hard to understand
When I’m not in control
And all that’s left is your embrace, undying
Another aimless drive
In search of something new
When all that’s needed is waiting at my side
I’ll never be enough
Not to my own mind
But I’m alright amidst your gaze, undying
My world awaits in you
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Where Are You Now?
04:58
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You’re wondering estranged
So lost in yourself
Trapped in worlds of tears
Ambition on a shelf
Alone in a sea full of enmity
It’s hard to sympathise
When all you see is hate
Blood drawn from a kettle
Will never cure your fate
Alone in a sea full of enmity
Where are you now?
No one’s answered your call
There’s only an echo
Floating through empty halls
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Start At The End Belfast, UK
Belfast based dream pop/shoegaze project led by Adam Miles, aiming to explore bleaker times through softer music.
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