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Little Did You Know
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2. |
Into The Night
02:56
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Tender the blade; your smile cuts through my heart
and then I say less than I did at the start.
Better be safe and guard the softest part
You might betray that something hides in your dark and
Ohhh I love your moonlit soul,
We ache here in broad daylight.
We should be brave and run into the night
I know I tried to be tough all along
taught to survive not steadfast but always strong
I’m better now the day is not so long
And with you finally I belong and
Ohhh I love your moonlit soul,
we ache here in broad daylight.
We should be brave and run into the
night
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3. |
Absolute Midnight
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4. |
Don't Give Up
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5. |
The Crime
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6. |
Slow
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7. |
Live Again
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8. |
Wolf
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9. |
Broke
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10. |
All Night
04:10
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He walked into the barroom looking for another fight
One he could control with that god damn solid right
and even if he lost at least he had a shot
at making all the voices stop
She ran into the barroom looking for better life
Where she’d smile easy and then ask for a light
and even if they loved her just for one night
It would make the voices stop
All night
They closed down every bar until it wasn’t right
and the drunken laughter sounded just too trite
and as the world slowed down he saw it in her eyes
they’d never say goodbye
In early May their daughter had arrived
It made him gentle and it filled her up with pride
and as the tiny girl filled their little lives
It made the whole world stop
All night
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11. |
Bottle In The Badlands
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LAROCA LAROCA Los Angeles, California
An Indie band out of Los Angeles, CA. Dark, moody, broody, with a dash of nostalgia mixed with vintage synth. Serve cold.
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