1. |
Button Moon
04:06
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Verse 1:
Look in her eyes
Yellow lover in the sky
Disintegrate into dust
Telephone lines
Arc o’er the hills with electric light
All that I wanted comes tonight, cos
Chorus:
You are (x4)
Button moon (x4)
Verse 2:
Drunk on your glow
I’d like to speak with your mother
Enter my dreams and you shall find
I’d ask for your hand
But you’d ask for another
I wouldn’t know, what to do, cos
Chorus:
You are (x4)
Button moon (x4)
Bridge:
I wonder what’s there
Floating in orbit
Maybe some water to sate my soul
Don’t drown me out
I know how far I am from you
But you light my way when the sun goes
You know
Yeah
Chorus: (x2)
You are (x4)
Button moon (x4)
Outro:
Put down the call you’re fading away
Lately you hide when I see you
My red rimmed eyes stare into space
Knowing no way I can reach you
You tend to wane with each passing night
This planet is killing me inside
You won’t fall for me cos you like the sky
You are my
Button moon
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2. |
The Same Breath
04:34
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Verse 1:
My love
The summer is almost gone
Farewell
Lift your sails up
The time
Multiplies out like leaves
We were green
It’s the end of august
Verse 2:
We
Threw ourselves through the highs
Squeezing limes
There were no surprises
At night
Reality comes in waves
'Till daybreak
What you thought was harmless
Pre-Chorus:
And if you wanna go
Far away, out beyond the city walls
I can’t stand it just say if I’m at fault
How can you tell me that you love me but you’re gonna leave
Chorus:
In the same breath (x3)
Bridge:
As I come up
I’m struck
Back to london
Stuck in the past
Too attached
I don’t blame you for running
Running
Chorus:
In the same breath (x3)
Outro:
The sunlight screaming
The seashells silent
Commercial flying
Water a salted sea
The day you left me
The architecture
The pointless ventures
In memory
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Calico London, UK
Pop artist
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