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The Weekend
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2. |
Flames
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White Noise
03:41
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Snow on the screen
The signal’s telling me to breathe
Drown out this city somehow
I know I’ll sleep when we’re out of town
Let’s take your car
Head out to the lake where we first made out
It’s not too far to get away
Still young and free
When you wear your
Chorus
Corduroys
Heart shaped glasses you bought
As a joke
That you love, that you love, that you love
And i’ll
Sing along
To the white noise on the radio
Turn me on
Turn me on, turn me on, turn me on now baby
You never sleep
You keep on hiding it from me
Some things will keep
Cause we’re heading out
And I just want to think about your
Chorus
You will find
We are here at the beginning
All this time
You never gave me up
I’m your favourite
Chorus
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4. |
Hey Winter
03:55
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Hey winter, where’s your sister
On lips of snow, I have kissed her
Hey summer, I remember
Wishing you would go
Wishing you would go
I am holy, I am fire
I am fortune made of wire
I am love, I am truth
Yet I know how to lie
For a reason to stay out in the cold
Hey mother, where is father
Have I asked, about the others
Frost like glass, shatters gently
Until the sunlight, melts the memory
I am holy, I am fire
I am fortune made of wire
I am love, I am truth
Yet I know how to lie
For a reason to stay out in the cold
I am holy, I am fire
I am fortune made of wire
I am love, I am truth
Yet I know how to lie
For a reason to stay out in the cold
Will I see you, will I know
In the deafness, and the snow
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5. |
Don't Forget Monday
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6. |
Dream
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Runaway Belles Launceston, Australia
Runaway Belles is a Tasmanian indie folk pop act featuring Tash Parker and Emma Anglesey. With a focus on uplifting storytelling and gorgeous harmonies, Runaway Belles offer something unique. Described by Tone Deaf as “A harmony of indie-folk brilliance”, Tash and Emma’s voices are almost inseparable -- even their mothers can’t tell who’s singing. ... more
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