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Fault or design
03:57
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It’s not my fault.
I’m only playing by your rules.
My hands are tied
And theirs only so far left to move
Tell me now
Did you make this by fault or design
Tell me now
Can we only lose?
I couldn’t watch the news today. It makes me want to hide.
Something somewhere has gone horribly wrong.
Walking over
Find another one left behind
Can’t decide,
Should I be grateful your life isn’t mine
Tell me now
Did you make this by fault or design
Tell me now
How to beat your rules.
I couldn’t watch the news today. It makes me want to hide.
Something somewhere has gone horribly wrong.
I couldn’t watch the new today. It makes me want to hide
It is broken, broken. It is gone.
I couldn’t watch the news today. It makes me want to hide.
Something somewhere has gone horribly wrong.
I couldn’t watch the new today. It makes me want to hide
It is broken, broken. It is gone.
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2. |
Don't promise anything
04:28
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Did, you know, It’s nothing.
You don’t have to be scared anymore
Can’t, make it, go away
But it isn’t all what you try to make it seem
Don’t promise anything
It only hurts when it can’t ever happen
Don’t promise anything
Or say a word
You can only dress in a smile for too long
Before something comes and wipes it all away
You can only dress in a smile for too long
But just carry on, because it’s never gone
Can’t, pretend, no more
You’re tired having to live day by day
Hope, it never, fades
But do your best not to give yourself away
Don’t promise anything
It only hurts when it doesn’t ever happen
Don’t promise anything
Or say a word
You can only dress in a smile for too long
Before something comes and wipes it all away
You can only dress in a smile for too long
But just carry on, because it’s never gone
If you want it...
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Along came December Hampshire, UK
Along Came December, an artist and producer from the UK.
Sometimes driving, others shimmering but always moving. ACD's music is catchy but heartfelt and always true to itself.
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