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Menace (original)
02:37
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Like MacCaigs horse
but you stamp from the inside
and you burn like
shivering coals in my mind
But when you speak it’s sticky dew
grassy and cool
and when you breath vanilla ice-cream
icy and pure
Like a car crash
you’re exciting
dangerous to touch
But when you speak it’s sticky dew
grassy and cool
and when you breath vanilla ice-cream
icy and pure
Electricity sits inside you waiting to fuse
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2. |
Dark Nevada (original)
04:10
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So far away
so far from home
a strangers land
I’m free to roam
I see frost on the windows like tiny salty flowers
the desert dries to dust in between the showers
So far away, so far from home
a strangers land, I’m free to roam
I see sand on the white lines shift as it’s blown
I cruise on the right side with hours to go
So far away, so far from home
a strangers land, I’m free to roam
Darkness makes me fear the dawn
the stars hollow empty forms
vibrating desperation in between the storms
So far away, so far from home
a strangers land, I’m free to roam
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3. |
Arm (original)
01:03
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You’re my strength I’ve found my way
You’re the path I need to stray
White like snow veined like marble
Come apart make me happy
You’re my strength I’ve found my way
You’re the path I need to stray
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Living With Eating Disorders London, UK
LWED is Andrea Kerr and Jared Hawkes; in 2001 they caught the attention of producer John Fryer (Depeche Mode, Cocteau Twins,
NIN) who produced and released their EP ‘White Like Snow’ and album 'These Things Can't Hurt You Now’ on his label 'Something to Listen To'
After the dissolution of 'Something to Listen to' LWED released ‘You hold on to what's not real’ on their own label 'obvious records'
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Living With Eating Disorders recommends:
Innocence / Foam
by The Infinite Three
Dan was key in helping LWED, from offering advice, support slots, and sharing band members. we loved sharing the stage with him and leisure hive, and are so excited by his new music.
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