1. |
Oh Silver Sea
04:01
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Silver birch oh a silver bell
Silver tongue and hollow well
Empty sky and silver moon
Fade away and gone too soon
Fade away and gone to soon
I heard the sound of a thousand stars
Lighting up the sky like a firefight
Silver sea oh a silver sea
Carry me oh carry me
Silver sea oh a silver sea
Cradle me oh cradle me
Cradle me oh cradle me
I heard the sound of a thousand stars
Lighting up the sky like a firefight
I heard the sound of a thousand stars
Lighting up the sky like a firefight
An eye for an eye I’m blind your blind
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2. |
Sable City
04:41
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I’m gonna run through the city of lights
Past the burnt cars in the city tonight
I’m gonna run through the field of glass
And back through the lowlands
Through this city of light
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3. |
Waiting For The Tide
03:56
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I wait so long
I wait so long
Waiting for the tide to turn
To turn on
To turn on, come home, come home, come home
To turn on
Lay me down upon the sand
Lay me down
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4. |
Roaring Lion
01:58
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