1. |
Landslide
04:57
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I'm caught in a landslide
That only I can see
And while searching for something
Lost in the debris
Ruined and desolate
Is all I've come to be
That's me
Just me
I've hit a wall and all
Into the void I fall
Until I'm home again
You've got to learn to love
So you can rise above
And to be home again
Cause I'm digging through landslides
Just trying to set me free
Cause ruined and desolate
Is all that you've left me
You won't help me
I've hit a wall and all
Into the void I fall
Until I'm home again
You've got to learn to love
So you can rise above
And to be home again
I've hit a wall and all
Into the void I fall
Until I'm home again
You've got to learn to love
So you can rise above
And to be home again
I've hit a wall and all
Into the void I fall
Until I'm home again
You've got to learn to love
So you can rise above
And to be home again
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2. |
Caitlyn
04:30
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Coming home
No regrets
Until I realised
I missed my chance again
And I'm dying to know why
I keep running from you
Free me
Remove the shelter
Release me
Like I know you can
See me
And myself a prisoner
Take me
Sweet Caitlyn
Cause I been run, run, run, run, run
Running from you
And I don't wanna run, run, run, run, run
Run anymore
Good chances
They come and go
With no way
They ain't slow
Still I'm dying, dying, dying, dying, dying to know why
I keep running, running, running, running, running from you
Free me
Remove the shelter
Release me
Like I know you can
See me
And myself a prisoner
Take me
Sweet Caitlyn, yeah
Cause I been run, run, run, run, run
Running from you
And I don't wanna run, run, run, run, run
Run anymore
Run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run
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3. |
Healing
04:21
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I need a rest
Now, as clear as air
I need to rid these villainous thoughts
And get 'em out of my head
I will not fall
To these demons
I hear them
It’s easy to fear them
But I will not believe them when they tell me when to die
Do you need healing?
Are you there?
Cause I'll be with you
Take my hand, we'll beat this
Here and now
Disconnected
Disconnected and aggressive
So opressive, this depression won’t let go
It doesn't even need a reason to bring me down
When I nearly lost a brother
And I've almost lost a cousin
And it's weighing down my mother and father
And my friends suffer it
But I'll never let the black dog kill the ones I love
Do you need healing?
Are you there?
Cause I'll be with you
Take my hand, we'll beat this
Here and now
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4. |
Lucy
05:02
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Hey, look at you
Hey, look at you
Ohh, and darling, never thought that we'd end up here
And my dear
I hope you knew
That everything that my heart could give
It did for you
And I've said too much
And lost the one I love
Hey, look at me
Hey, can't you see, darling
That everything that my heart could give
It did for you
And everything that I once was
Is ripped, in two
Cause I've said too much
And lost the one I love
Said I've said too much
And there she goes
Hey
It shouldn't matter to you
But I don't regret a thing
As you taught me how to survive this love
Lucy let go
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5. |
Wait
04:58
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It's getting late
It's getting late my friend
And I wonder
If this is the end
Of our days
Spent hand in hand
Cause late at night
With words of fright
And misdirection
For your protection
You knew I would fight
For your life
Please don't let go
Cause I've been there (waiting)
I've been there wondering how far will you go (I'm waiting for you)
Cause I've been there (waiting)
I've been there wondering how far will you go
I'm waiting for you
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Late November Townsville, Australia
Based in North Queensland, Late November fuse sounds from energetic math rock riffs to soulful indie
melodies.
Opening for high profile acts such as San Cisco, Lime Cordiale, and Thirsty Merc, and winning the People's Choice Award at Neck Of The Woods 2019, the groups collective youth is complemented by numerous accolades, and mature, high-energy, expressively cathartic live sets.
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