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Welcome Waltz
05:00
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Welcome to the life I couldn’t live in
It still will keep me hoping
That all our seeds are growing
But what would they all do
Your secrets out
Across the ground
Scream this sound
They had nothing to do with it
Fill your lungs and drown in it
Lay your bed and lie in it
It’s quite comfy isn’t it?
And I know,
You weren’t meant to see us like this
And I know,
That you used us to your interest
So no way, you turn and waltz away
Fading like yesterday
I hope we never meet again
No, never again
You, and everything that you do
Your friends were far and few
Bad blood has turned to blue
The end is you
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2. |
Live Again
04:55
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Tumble down the well
My head lies where it fell
For all those that I hurt
I’ve paid it to the earth
Built to the ground
It all falls down
So pick your body up
Because living is not enough
Walk out of the dark
And step up to the mark
Still standing tall
You will show them all
So pick my body up
Because living is not enough
I walk out of the dark
And step up to the mark
Still standing tall
I will show them all
So this seems to be
My time to live again
The flesh has torn away
But now has turned to then
I have made mistakes
To you my dear friend
But now I make one more
My sick sweet revenge
Her eyes shine so blue
Pouring into you
I’ve left her far behind
In another time
This unity was everything to me
Everything to me
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Hershel's Head Glasgow, UK
Hershel’s Head are a three piece band from Glasgow, Scotland, comprising Andrew Bayne (guitar/vocals), Derek Boyle (bass) and Fraser McGowan (drums). The three met initially whilst studying at UWS in Ayr before going their separate ways upon graduating. Finding themselves living in Glasgow in late 2013, the three started playing music together, officially forming Hershel’s Head in February 2014. ... more
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