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Life Times
03:54
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'Life Times'
Saw you yesterday, you told me
“Everything felt wrong"
Didn’t have the heart to tell you
I was feeling strong
Didn’t have the heart to say that
I could turn away
And I look you in the eye
Your tears are lost in rain...
Was it my imagination?
Or did I hear you say?
“We could try just one more time
And make it all okay”
Hungry as a searchlight
I can see it in your eyes
If we just re-write the past
Well, don’t you know I tried?
And we held in the warm summer rain
The last piece of hope that remained
And I don’t feel afraid anymore
Darling, there’s a life time to fall
Even though my heart was breaking
I could feel the light
Holding on to anything
To help me through this night
Warm the cold inside my veins
And wash away the dirt
Wrap a blanket round my soul
Soothe the way it hurts
And we held in the warm summer rain
The last piece of hope that remained
And I don’t feel afraid anymore
Darling, there’s a life time to fall
And as I walked away
Carried part of her
Inside half a man
Ambiguous, broken
Like my heart
And I don’t feel afraid anymore
Darling, there’s a life time to fall
Darling, there’s a life time to fall
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Icarus (Timeless Mix)
04:30
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'Icarus'
Arms outstretched
You leap into the heavens
And you glide on the wind
Heading to oblivion
We are Gods without the wisdom
Held in our fists is our own existence
Through our lives
Alone we are together
But you've always been here
I've thought of you forever
To be loved is to be eternal
Every moment we live is to be eternal
Sunshine on the darkest of days
Sunshine in the dark
The wax within your wings
Rains like a scalding kiss
To be strong when you face your doomsday
And I watch as you fall like a silent ballet
Sunshine on the darkest of days
Sunshine in the dark
If I had held you more
I could have broke your fall
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the DEAD SEA SOUND Manchester, UK
The Dead Sea Sound is singer / songwriter Mark Butt.
Quintessential songcraft with
beautiful dark melodies, lyrics of love, heartbreak and regret, haunting vocals and northern soulfulness.
Other-worldly indie pop/rock with a slight dash of electronica. At once the sound is cinematic in scope yet the songs extraordinarily intimate.
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