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Melt
04:06
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I had the most beautiful dream
Blue skies, bodies rising
From the lakes I love, with the face of those I'd lost
It swept me off my feet
Elated, I could breathe
I sunk my hands in grass, felt the sun across my arms
You make me
Now the sun has all died down
And the bodies wonder around
I can't move, so I just sleep
Let their voices speak to me
You make me
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2. |
I Never Thought
04:00
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It's hard to put into words
I called you, and I thought you were laughing
And I hoped you would
But to be the one
Who did the deed, who broke your heart and broke the news
I played pretend
But I looked her up every day and felt the end
Do you walk circles, and hope to find answers in infinite ends?
I never thought one day
I'd be writing senseless words for this affair
I felt a lump in my throat
Thought I would throw up
And my mother looked at me as if she didn't know me
And the days go and and people move
And sometimes I just sit and feel like I'm in a movie
Do you watch, and hope to one day find a way to pause and rewind it?
I never thought one day I'd be writing senseless words for this affair
I never thought there'd be a day, I'd be writing senseless words for this affair
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3. |
And, for What?
04:44
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It's been so long since I read a book
I cried in the first few lines
I read the words and they weren't that sad
But it's just been years since I've held them in my hand
I stared out the window
Tried to sing along, lump in my throat
I wish I could explain that feeling
But as I do my eyes start tearing
And a kid I hardly know died
With my head on my mum, I cry
It's in every song that I write
And, for what?
It's been days since I left my room
They say that's why I'm feeling blue
I just can't move I feel so tired
And at night I can't sleep until I cry
And a kid I hardly know died
With my head on my pillow, I cry
It's in every song that I write
And, for what?
I can't go to the funeral, it just seems so unjust
In fact I heard from all your friends that you hated my guts
I can't go on another day without thinking I must
I need to step outside and take a breath from my
And a kid I hardly know died
With my head on my lap, I cry
It's in every song that I'll write
And, for what?
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4. |
Here's One More
03:58
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Every time I saw you walk down the street
Staring at your feet, yet somehow staring at me
Instead of nodding and waving, I would just look away
Thought there'd be another day
More time for me to say
"Well I heard you had the blues
Is there something I can do?
What a shame you had to lose
Now these words are all for you"
You remind me death is around the corner
When I spoke to the coroner
He didn't have much to say, except
"I heard you had the blues
Is there something I can do?
What a shame you had to lose
Now these words are all for you"
Saw you laughing in the bar
Heard you broke down in the car
Watched in the crowd at my show from afar
Told me you just knew what I meant in my song
Used to smile and stay for every word
He would try to make you feel more heard
I'm one to know that these times can be tough
I guess for you it just wasn't enough
Thought of your name when I walked on the shore
Last time I was here, had to shelter your storm
I can't seem to shake all of the time you had scorned
I wrote you a song, but here's one more
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Annaliese Rose Melbourne, Australia
As a singer/song-writer, Annaliese Rose has acquired a charisma and writing style well beyond her
years.
Annaliese released her EP 'Whole' in July of 2019.
Following the success of her debut EP 'Whole', Annaliese released her anticipated second EP, 'More of a Monument Than Ever Before'. This sound is somehow sadder than her prior work, yet still comforting and familiar to her audience.
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