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Midnight
03:13
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In silver trees I see delight
In orange circles leave the weight
No lasting image burning bright
You hold me up towards the sky
Whenever I get close to you
At midnight comes the dawn
A ragged look cuts through the mist
And fills our hearts with the light of a brighter day
A golden kiss held in the rain
A moment never seen again
So precious hidden undercrust
What matters is the one you love
Whenever I get close to you
At midnight comes the dawn
A ragged look cuts through the mist
And fills our hearts with the light of a brighter day
Its only love that makes you feel this way
More than a game
Its hidden underneath the stuff you fall into a deeper way to be
Whenever I get close to you
At midnight comes the dawn
And through the clock we can't understand
At midnight comes the dawn
A ragged look cuts through the mist
And fills our hearts with the light of a brighter day
At midnight comes the dawn
A brighter day
At midnight comes the dawn
A brighter day
At midnight comes the dawn
A brighter day
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David William Edinburgh, UK
Classic pop melodies with rock/folk arrangements, an indie punk attitude and a hint of psychedelia.
David William recommends:
Remind Me Tomorrow
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Well, I was introduced to the song Comeback Kid acoustically on a Tiny Desk concert and it really caught my attention. From there I went to the album version and also liked one or two others.
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