1. |
River
03:50
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We ran for the coast at the first sign of Summer
Remembered the sea with the old sense of wonder
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2. |
Glow
03:47
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Funny how we all woke up this morning
With the scent of something in the air
Maybe this whole sorry mess is turning
Maybe this is more than we will bear
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3. |
391
04:19
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Just how long do you think it would take us
To start out with nothing; start over again?
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4. |
Half-forgotten friends
03:50
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How many times can you look up
Just to find that it’s tomorrow again?
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5. |
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The time is ticking by
The time is gonna fly
Don’t you wait for tomorrow
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6. |
Roam
04:02
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I didn’t know how far I would roam
Now the skies are filled with different stars
If I learn them maybe I’ll feel at home
Til then my skies are filled with different stars
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7. |
September son
03:24
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When the summer’s lost the fight
I’ll know decisions were right
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8. |
Fire
03:22
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Wrapping your words in sugar, it still doesn’t make them right
And all that I’m left is a reason to fight
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9. |
Give me this
03:04
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The years, they mean nothing
You’re still who you were
The years they mean nothing – the seconds still hurt
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10. |
Sing me to sleep
02:55
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We need a blanket, a blanket of snow
To cover our tracks, then no-one need know we are here
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Every Thread Birmingham, UK
Every Thread are an acoustic duo from Birmingham UK who, in the words of Left For Dead Records, ‘weave gorgeous melodies
into lovely little nuggets of folky pop’.
Self-produced album ‘Leaves’ reflects aspects of the live sound, alongside more expansive arrangements that transform live favourites into something new.
Tracks from Leaves featured on BBC Music Introducing and other local stations.
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