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Don't Look Down
03:36
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I won't look down if you don't look down
So don't look down with me
I'm flying higher than I've ever been
We were younger then, didn't know our heads
Didn't know how far we'd fall
We were young before, didn't know our hearts
Didn't know we'd break them all
I won't look down if you don't look down
So don't look down, trust me
I'm climbing higher than this world has seen
Headed for the sky, scale the mountainside
If we don't look down we won't fall
With our heads so high, full of foolish pride
Didn't know we'd break them all
I never said I was innocent
No, I never said I was innocent, no...
I won't look down, if you don't look down
It will only bring us tears
I'm trying harder than I have in years
We were younger then, didn't know our heads
Didn't know how far we'd fall
We were young before, didn't know our hearts
Didn't know we'd break them all
And lose it all
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2. |
Hands Up
04:00
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Haven't slept much for the past week
You keep on raising your hands
Your redemption in your bare feet
No one understands
When they all said it was a breakdown
Spaceship us starting to crack
You take your shoes off, you make a clean break
Just promise you're coming back
Open road with all your history
She just won't stop talking to the trees
You make a phone call, you sing a love song
Your heart beats in your head
And your mind is racing through the cosmos
And the ground is falling away
You throw your hands up to the sky, you let it all go
And now you're finally free
You say you're gonna take me to put my hands up
So I can feel what you feel
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Spine
03:46
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Darling was I dreaming those kisses down my spine
Never felt so loved but I never been more blind
Should have seen it coming but I looked the other way
My world burned to ashes leaving everything grey
Left me singing
Why ain't my love for you
Enough for you
Why can't you love me too
The way I do
I'm finding it easier said than done
When moving on feels like giving up
I might have had it coming if you ask another man
Love, don't be so cold, there's blood on every hand
Why ain't my love for you
Enough for you
Why can't you love me too
The way I do
Empty pillow where your head belongs
Reaching out to touch you and you're gone
Wander into any open arms, they're not the ones I want
They're not the arms I want, no
Reaching out to love you, and you're gone
Empty pillow where your head belongs
Reaching out to touch you and you're gone
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Satellite
04:55
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Living with no way of knowing where you go when you die
Left a body bruised and broken, heading for the light
I never was a big believer, I never saw the signs
But now I lose you to the ether
Won't you be my Satellite?
I hope you visit when I'm sleeping, make it feel alright
Come to me when I'm dreaming, make it feel like real life
I never was a big believer, but now I lose you to the ether,
Won't you be my Satellite?
Be my Satellite
Be my Satellite
I'll take your ashes to the ocean, my phoenix on the rise
The galaxy is waiting for you, on the other side
On the other side (Be my Satellite)
On the other side (Be my Satellite)
On the other side (Be my Satellite)
On the other side (Be my Satellite)
I'll launch you into outer space
I'll miss you every single day
You'll be pulling on the tide
Say you'll be my Satellite
I'll launch you into outer space
I'll miss you every single day
You'll be pulling on the tide
Say you'll be my Satellite
Be my Satellite - on the other side
Be my Satellite
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Oona Oakland, California
Oona Garthwaite is a California musician and lyricist whose work spans from singer-songwriter indie folk to full-blown, full- band shimmer pop, with a track record of powerhouse live performances. On her upcoming EP, Oona is joined by Bay Area legends Scott McDowell and Benjamin Andrews to craft a collection of lush, candid pop songs that showcase plainspoken lyrics and a singular voice. ... more
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