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Pieces and Reasons
03:44
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2. |
I've Got My Backbone
04:22
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Fade
03:54
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4. |
The Hide
07:15
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Searching For Safety
05:26
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Hey you with the gun in your hand
hey you washing off the sweat
And all the choices you’ve ever made
And promises you’ve wiped away
Hey you with no words you’re speechless
Your heart beats but you’re talking nonsense
And all of the faces you’ve hidden away
We can’t hide away
We’ve hurt the desire
We’ve turned out the lights
I’m searching in the dark for
What seems so faceless
We gave up our rights
We searched through the night
But you weren’t there to guide and I
Forgot my senses
We’ve turned the page on holding out
There’s nothing left here to
Save ourselves from
I need to believe in something else
With all you told me I
Don’t feel so broken
Hey you jumping in the deep end
I see cracks forming through the lives
of all the voices in your head
and all that comes along with it
You keep on holding on to weakness
Your heart beats but you’re barely conscious
As all of the faces are drifting away
You can’t, hide away
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Mortdelamer Swindon, UK
Mortdelamer are a 3 piece, female fronted alternative/progressive rock band hailing from Wiltshire. The trio have spent the last 3 years relentlessly gigging, recording and perfecting their live performance which has been described by reviewers as 'powerful' and 'wall breaking'. With catchy riffs, soaring guitar solos and huge choruses, they are often told they sound too big to be a 3 piece. ... more
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