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All The Eyes Are On Us
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Stolen from a place of forgiveness
The captaincy of night
All the eyes are on us
Raiding the drawer for cash and matches
You set the swing on fire
we ran before they caught us
Yes I'm sure, yes I'm sure, yes I'm sure
Sorry I'm partial to believing
Have you heard yourself?
Slowly comes with reason
Waiting for a conversation
You drowned in diamond white
On more than the odd occasion
Yes I'm sure, yes I'm sure, yes I'm sure
When you're chasing lies you'll fall flat on the floor
We don't talk about your problems anymore
Even in the cold and dark throw of the night
Everything is beautiful we'll be alright
Yes I'm sure, Yes I'm sure, yes I'm sure
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Philophobia Music Wakefield, UK
Independent record label based in Wakefield, founded in 2008. Current home of Buen Chico, Knuckle, St Cyrus, St Gregory Orange
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