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Our Long Goodbye
03:34
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May I lay on your chest one more time?
To be sure that you ain't gonna go
You said there is no heaven and hell
No soul, just dust when you stop to grow
Push me through your eyes when it's time
When you will go
Our long goodbye
It's like we're dreaming, like we're dreaming
Before you go
I will find you in the half-light
Where two suns collide
I'm carried away
By the thought that one day
We'll meet again
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Why everything we care about is falling apart?
Is our living carcass what still remains?
How could we live like this every day?
Knowing that our hearts will be always in pain?
Far away, send your pain, far away
Why everything we care about is falling apart?
Is our living carcass what still remains?
How could we live like this every day?
Knowing that our hearts will be always in pain?
Far away, send your pain, far away
Why everything we care about is falling apart?
Is our living carcass what still remains?
How could we live like this every day?
Pretending that our hearts will be never in pain?
Still remains, soothe the pain, still remains
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Broken Lily
04:21
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Above, the sky is melting
kaleidoscpic shapes dance over me
whisperd songs from far away
am I awake?
Gentle floating warm confusion
weightless bodies are at peace
while my soul goes on aching
it tries to reach you
Broken Lily
are you healing?
Broken Lily
Bloom again
Gentle floating warm confusion
weightless bodies are at peace
while my soul goes on aching
it tries to reach you
Broken Lily
are you healing?
Broken Lily
Bloom again
Broken Lily...
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May Eyes Love Verona, Italy
Shoegaze band from Verona/Mantova (IT)
Our first EP "LETTERS TO A DEAD FRIEND" is out now, 17th November!
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