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High/Low
03:08
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I'm searching for something
I'm looking high & low
Taking years to find it
Some will never know
High & Low
High & Low
High & Low
High & Low
Through rivers and oceans
I row on my own
No branches to save you
No uncovered stone
High & Low
High & Low
High & Low
High & Low
I’m searching for something
I’m looking high & low
I finally found it
It’s all I know
High & Low
High & Low
High & Low
High & Low
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2. |
In My Head
03:28
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Shudder to think
Who am I
Without a blink
Justify
All in my head
Mind in motion
All in my head
Blind emotion
How do we live
Under the stars
Proclaim ourselves
Mistify
All in my head
Mind in motion
All in my head
Blind emotion
How do we think
Through these eyes
Seven ways to see
The bright sky
All in my head
Mind in motion
All in my head
Blind emotion
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3. |
Capsized [Reimagined]
04:47
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Looking at the ocean
Fins waving at me
Put me on a raft
Push me out to sea
Looking at the ocean
What do you see
Get me a lifeboat
Get me back to the beach
Treading walls of water
Capsize my mind
Swimming waves of fire
Capsize my mind
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Waves Crashing Olympia, Washington
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c'est russe, c'est beau. ils tiennent bien leur rang dans un lot restreint de quelques rares groupes de shoegaze contemporain qui réactivent une page musicale importante des années 90 tout en l'actualisant. héritiers certes, inventeurs aussi...
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