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With You
03:16
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Any way you, want to choose, I’m with you
Any shore that you, wash up to, I’m with you
If ever you find, you need piece of mind, I’ll guide you
If ever you hide, ‘cause you’re lost inside, I’ll find you
I’ll be there for you
If ever you fear and want me near, I’ll be there
Any time you need, someone on your side, I’ll be there
Any place that you, don’t feel welcome to, I’m near you
Any way you choose, know you just can’t lose, I’m with you
I’ll be there for you
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2. |
Time's Up
04:22
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There you a go again, with your rules
You don’t see it through, you're all dreams
A rusty point of view and falling
I’ve seen it in the stars, all along
Which head should I wear, your times up
And all your funny games, whatever you, decide
Ready for the hurt
Ready for the fight
You're digging up the dirt
I’m really not surprised
The distance that you made, so far away
You paint it blue, electrify
The consequence of change, finally
A Jekyll or a Hyde, whatever you, decide
Ready for the hurt
ready for the fight
you're digging up the dirt
I’m really not surprised
Back against the wall
Watch me as I crawl
Needles in the eyes
I’m really not surprised
Hanging by a thread
Get inside my head
You’re sharpening the knives
I’m really not surprised
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Timbertwig London, UK
Timbertwig was formed at the end of 2015 by Nick Avery and Michal Geisler with the later addition of John Singh. Although a
‘new’ band, the group have a long musical history
Nick was the drummer and founder member of the ‘lofi’ ‘alt country’ band Tram, signed to Setanta. Tram released three albums. Nick also recorded four ‘John Peel Sessions’, three with Tram
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