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Waiting for the Rain
05:02
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Waiting on your word
No answer for days and I swear...
I've had it with this game
I'm done through and through
And I've been waiting for the rain to come
And it's been crashing like a wave falling on
Shattered into pieces
I've wasted too much of my time...
Patching up the wounds...
Of something always doomed to end
And I've been waiting for the rain to come
And it's been crashing like a wave falling on
And I've been waiting for the rain to come
And it's been crashing like a wave falling on
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Slipping Away
03:30
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I can feel the summer...
Slipping on away for good - just like it should
All the things that we've done
They've had their time and now they've gone
Yes, they've gone
I can hear the voices coming down on me
I can feel the sunshine but it's rain I see
I can feel the summer...
Coming on back again - yes, again
I feel the warmth within my hair
I close my eyes and I count to ten
I count to ten
I can hear the voices coming down on me
I can feel the sunshine but it's rain I see
I want you to know I've done all that I can
But the sun's coming down and casting shadows on the sand
I want you to know I've done all that I can
I've done all that I can
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Pine Falls Brighton, UK
Indie/alt. music project from New Forest, Southwest.
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