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Shed One Tear
07:02
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Riding the waves of a changing world for nearly a hundred years, can you still remember those black and white silent movie theatres that you left behind you in your childhood home? Brothers and sisters all around you, but still your heart it had to roam.
But for me you gave unchanging shelter 'neath your wings. Your legendary stories taught me so many things. But what a drag to see you now in your final hour of need. I wanna find the words to thank you but we both just sit there silently.
Through all your pain dear, you never shed one tear.
But I hear you sayin' "Don't wear that black for long, now that I'm gone. This body can dance again, this heart is filled with song".
Now gone is your pain dear, so I won't shed one tear. Yeah gone is your pain dear, so I won't shed one tear.
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Losing My Way
04:13
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Maybe I'll take a short holiday. Somewhere sleepy on the coast on Spain. But I've got a feeling this feeling can't be travelled away.
Cos I've got this restless fever in my soul, no matter who I'm with or where I go, there's a voice in my head saying these dreams won't ever pay.
I've been losing my way, losing my way, losing my way.
Must have lived a hundred lives through the windy past, now I'm wondering if anything was made to last when I think of all the faces I loved that slipped away
....And left me strumming this guitar on a worn out stool like an over-educated, under-skilled fool, getting flashbacks of tomorrow today.
So I'll skip the school reunion in my childhood home, don't wanna talk to my father on the telephone, cos I know what they're thinking even when they don't say I've been losing my way, losing my way, losing my way.
But they don't know me like you do. Through all the changes that my hearts going through, you keep me believing with a gamblers pride, I know I'll win if I keep you by my side.
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The Healing London, UK
Distinguished by their rich vocal harmonies and alternate guitar tunings, their melodic and lyrical songs echo the sound of classic 70s singer/songwriters with an alternative rock edge. Their sound has been compared to artists like Bob Dylan, Wilco, Fleetwood Mac and Kurt Vile. Following their critically acclaimed debut 'Childhood Home', they are soon to release a more acoustic based follow up EP ... more
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