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Idolised
03:00
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This morning I slept through
Six alarms before you
Kissed my head and softly said
“Bring us breakfast and a brew”
So I obliged, same as always
Sweeping sleep from my eyes
So I obliged cuz I love you in more ways
Than you realise, you’re idolised
Some may say it’s not healthy
To worship the ground you walk on
You needed someone to lift you up
And everybody must serve someone
So I obliged, same as always
Standing by your side
So I obliged cuz I love you in more ways
Than you realise, you’re idolised
This morning you woke me
With a whisper in my ear
You asked me to play a song for you
The one you always like to hear
So I obliged, same as always
Sweeping sleep from my eyes
So I obliged cuz I love you in more ways
Than you realise, you’re idolised
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One Too Many Mornings
01:54
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3. |
Agro
01:18
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4. |
Someone Soon
03:06
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If I’m the setting sun then you’re the rising moon
If I’m the darkest night then you’re the brightest noon
If I’m the falling leaves then you’re the sweetest bloom
If you need somebody I’ll be somebody soon
Someone soon
If you’re the lilting light then I’m the growing gloom
If you’re paradise found then I am marooned
If you’re everlasting fuel then I’m running on fumes
If you need somebody then I’ll be somebody soon
Someone soon
If I’m the jilted bride then you’re the gallant groom
If I’m a strange song then you’re a familiar tune
If I’m a cold December night then you’re a warm day in June
If you need somebody then I’ll be somebody soon
Someone soon
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5. |
April Come She Will
01:48
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Jay Fynn UK
Lo-Fi Indie Folk Singer Songwriter
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