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Die Down
03:45
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Oh sensitive
Sensitive heart
I rely on
On your sensitive heart
But when you cry
I feel like I’ve
When you cry
I feel like I’m
Broken, impatient
In isolation
Frustration, compelling the divide
Til’ silent eyes collide
And tentative
Tentative sparks
They ignite from
From your sensitive heart
Will time tear us apart?
Oh sensitive heart
I rely on
On your sensitive heart
But when you cry
I feel like I’ve
When you cry
I feel like I’ve
Broken foundations
Denied elation
Salvation, dispelling the divide
When silent eyes
When they collide
When you cry
When you cry
When you cry
I die down
I die down
I die down
When you cry
When you cry
I die down
I die down
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2. |
Feel
03:42
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Everything is fine
I am in control of my life
Crying on the floor
On a Sunday night
Please don't let me go
I need to feel alive
I need to feel alive
I need to feel
That I have time
And life is real
Alive, alive
I need to feel
That I can shine
And I will heal
Alive, alive
I need to see the light in my life
Everything is wrong
I have felt this way for so long
Take me from this place
I need somewhere to hide
Show me how to face
The pain I feel inside
I need to feel alive
I need to feel alive
I need to feel
That I have time
And life is real
Alive, alive
I need to feel
That I can shine
And I will heal
Alive, alive
I need to see the light in my life
It's so bright
But I can't
Seem to show the world
The dreams that hide inside of my life
In my life
It's so bright
But I can't
Seem to show the world
The dreams that hide inside of my life
In my life
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TV People Dublin, Ireland
TV People are a duo that create their dark and gritty sound from a fusion of alt-rock and post-punk
influences.
In pursuing their aim of challenging outdated stereotypes and normalising discussion of difficult topics, the band creates art that explores themes such as mental illness, addiction, grief and the pervading uncertainty facing many of their generation.
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