1. |
Unseeing Eyes
03:41
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In my mind
A thousand times
Your unseeing eyes
They give me a sign
They give me a sign
A serenade being played
One more time
In my mind
In my mind
A serenade being played
One more time
In my mind
Delighted by the sublime
A ravishing world
Charmed by the attraction
The stars they go on
A serenade being played
One more time
In my mind
In my mind
A serenade being played
One more time…one more time
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Go
04:47
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I can put my hand through most people I know
But I know by now so I just let it go
Sometimes you stay when it’s time to go
Whatever’s real to me so just let it go
Let it go!
Let it go!
It’s been a long time
I let you come, come and go
Don’t tell me no one
What I should take when I go
It’s been a long time
I let you come, come and go
Don’t tell me no one
What I should take when I go
Sometime it seems you might find something
That stays with you long after you’ve gone
Sometimes you stay when it’s time to go
Whatever’s real to me, just let it go.
Let it go!
Let it go!
Let it go!
Let it go!
It’s been a long time
I let you come, come and go
Don’t tell me no one
What I should take when I go
It’s been a long time
I let you come, come and go
Don’t tell me no one
What I should take when I go
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The Long Fade
03:58
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The long fade comes
A most strange love
Away now becomes
Sway strong
This will come
Along this road
Alas far from
And you are mine
And you are mine
Along this road
Along this road
And you are mine
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Starry Saints
Called exuberant, energetic and free-flowing, Starry Saints bring to mind Kings of Leon, Oasis The Stone Roses and the Big
Pink, among others.
Formed by Allen Davis (Every Move a Picture) and Clint Sargent (The High Violets), Starry Saints is a confluence of noise, pop and song craft; a sound big, yet not indulgent, always dynamic, touching on elements of both hi-fi and lo-fi.
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