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Blackwork Blues
04:03
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Black dust, inky rust, eight days later
Curved lines swirling designs, skin invader
I see magic dreams in his fingers
He hears a knock on the door five second before
Never be the same, tropical rain
Island hideaway, coloured glass pain
I see magic dreams in his fingers
He hears a knock on the door five seconds before.
When he touched me it be for good
When he hurt me agreed understood
I got blackwork blues
Tearing me through
Blackwork blues,
They don't leave you.
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2. |
Firewater
03:29
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You're a tall handsome man with a taste for firewater
I'm a lonely lady who's always been nobody's daughter
Like tindersticks when we rub up against each other
Spark a flame that goes higher the more it is smothered
We burn and we burn and we burn and we burn til we're just a piece of char
Even elemental we fail to see just how dangerous we are
Fire water fire water flames burn ever higher
Fire water fire water double-edges sword of desire.
You're a tall handsome man with a taste for troubled women
I'm a lonely lady looking for a new beginning
Together we're like a stack of bone-dry kindling
Our sex and our silence, venom and violence, eternal sinning.
We burn and we burn and we burn and we burn til we're just a piece of char
Even elemental we fail to see just how dangerous we are
Fire water fire water flames burn ever higher
Fire water fire water double-edges sword of desire.
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Sleepless Blues
02:43
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Four in the morning and nothing to do
Baby is sleeping in the other room
I'm awake boy why aren't you?
Lord I got the sleepless blues
Night's blue blanket turns to grey
The birds they all begin to say
Get up get up it's nearly day
With eyes wide open I lay awake
Lord I got the sleepless blues
Boy I'd like to lie with you
Thoughts they come too fast at dawn
Eyes grow heavy but never a yawn
A good night's sleep is what I mourn
Think I'll drink until I go down
Lord I got the sleepless blues
Boy I'd like to lie with you
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Miss Rachel Rose Altea, Spain
Rachel awakens the passion for human (r)evolution. Her simple, sensual and silvery songs slide between folk and spiritual pop – a fun and sexy dance towards consciousness.
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