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Levon/Rain
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watching as you moved in front of me
and I could see that sometimes beautiful things
happen on a screen, happen on a screen
but why I don't know
the floor is cold, it's time to leave
time to go
on the night they dragged her down
take me back again
a bit of weight is lifted now
she will mend you my friend
here in all that care, you left for us
and I'm waist deep making out what seems to be
something in the rain, something in the rain
maybe you would say
it's all the same
a faulty fate I do believe
I do claim
were you real to me?
and I miss your company
lulling me to sleep
borrowed for my dreams
you're what we all need
kiss the sky, the bream
dig in with your mississippi feet
we don't have to speak
we don't have to speak
we don't have to speak
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Scott Brunelle London, Ontario
Progressive Rock/Folk made from healing, for healing.
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incredible atmosphere and emotional power, beautiful songwriting and production
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excellent melodic rock/punk delivery, my favourite current loud band
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