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Our Way
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I’ve been here now for years
Cultivating my fears
They’d strike me down as they please
Bring me to my knees
His hair was as black as the night
His eyes were as bright as the day
Came from enemy lines
Said’ we’d get our way
We’d get our way
He lied, I died
He lied, I died
The suburbs shine so pristine
The graveyard of my dreams
And I have visions in my sleep
Of living life in misery
Said he’d take me away
To the grim old inner city
Where we’d laugh and we’d prey
That one day we’d get our way
We’d get our way
He lied, I died
He lied, I died
Boy, take me to the city
Joy, will come in it’s plenty
He lied, I died
He lied, I died
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Rosa Lavenne Wales, UK
Clutching at the coattails of gothic folk, Rosa Lavenne delivers a dreamy sound with melancholic lyricism. Heavy on reverbed synths, as well as the folk traditions of fingerstyle guitar and melodic harmonies, mean that Rosa stands at the crossroads between tradition and modernism. ... more
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