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Fault Lines
03:36
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Kick your feet through fallen leaves
Beneath a row of autumn trees
Just like we used to see
In days long forgotten
But days will not wait for us
As streets you knew return to dust
We’ll watch the sun fade as it rusts
Onto the sky’s horizon
Something’s stealing in
Into the garden
Killing everything that grows
Revealing fault lines in the stone
So stand and stare as fireworks explode
And warm your hands on the bonfire glow
Wondering where we will go
And when you are leaving
To walk along the avenue with me
With a change of season comes a change of scene
Bare winter gardens are again green
Even if it’s only fleeting
Something’s stealing in
Into the garden
Killing everything that grows
Revealing fault lines in the stone
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Nothing To Be Said
02:42
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Jay Fynn UK
Lo-Fi Indie Folk Singer Songwriter
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