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Saw the sun setting behind him
That was something to see
Saw a razor thin wisp of a tall man
Staring down the enemy
Nothing within the angels
Of this rusty desert town
Can hold a lost rambler down
Taking my parole off
Shakers in love
Well I feel like calling coka
Cus I cannot get enough
There’s a cold wind baking over
Talking to the wall
Guess that’s mine, hard to fall..
The taller you climb, the harder you fall
The better you are, the worse you’re off
oooooh
Well the ceiling is the sawdust
Pay Peggie Sue
And you feel like Patsy Cline does
With her devils and her dues
And the morning climbs your shoulder,
Still your only son
And the miners call this half of dawn
The taller you climb, the harder you fall
The better you are, the worse you’re off
oooooh
You can spoon feed Casanova
Send him to the street
Where the Idols stand corrected
With the beggars at their feet
All your laws are twice reflected
As an after thought
And the billboard signs to follow
May be long
May be long
May be long...
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Siren Song
02:55
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High in the night the stars burn bright, I fell in love, was I wrong or
right?
Now they all sing for you....
Here at dawn where dreams are drawn, don’t make a sound,
they’ve touched the ground. Sing for me something true...
True...
Here in the nights eye the siren sings for you... you...
Here in the nights eye the siren sings for you... you...
Here in the nights eye the siren sings for you... you...
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Oracle Sisters Paris, France
Based in Paris, Oracle Sisters is composed of childhood friends Lewis Lazar and Christopher Willatt, and Finnish musician Julia Johansen. Their debut album, Hydranism, is set to be released in early 2023. Recorded on a remote island during the pandemic, it embraces larger than life ballads, intimate folk songs, table thumping rousers and a vision of the world suspended in a timeless place. ... more
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