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Who We Are
03:56
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I opened my eyes at the end of the road. I saw what I could be. Then I met you, you said I'm not the only one. There's a world for us to see. / Running around this same old town. Let us go, let us go. We'll spread our wings at the top of a mountain. Watch us go, watch us go ... / This is who we are, this is who we are. Hanging our dreams upon stars. Hanging our dreams upon stars. Crossing our fingers, hands in the air. Feet on the ground between nowhere and somewhere. This is who we are, this is who we are ...
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Twilight
04:30
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You can peel away at the colours of my emotions. Through my skin so soft, like a summer's rain. But my twilight mind will always speak louder than you, as your twilight eyes keep on pushing through ... / Under the twilight. Under your twilight / Could you ever be my island in the middle of a stormy sea? If I ever needed you, would you run back to me? Your twilight can turn the coolest winds of my waking days into a firestorm of fingertips and whispered names ... / It's burning my face with the heat of desire. It's burning my face with the heat of desire ...
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Silver Horses
03:49
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Drove away passing old and familiar faces, had to spend some time on my own. Had to find some time to be alone. Found myself laying down in the strangest of places, had to spend some time on my own. Had to find some time away from home. / Draw the clouds apart, silver horses
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Dance Into Another Day
04:01
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Sitting by the ocean with you. Far apart from the world around us, the life we choose. Taking every step to carry on in the brightest side of summer - that's where we belong, where we belong. / Love is simple, love is sweet. Gotta get with the rhythm to understand the beat. Let's dance ourselves into another day. Love is alright, love is fine, being with you is how I wanna spend my time
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Make Believe
04:12
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Your voice sends me into a place I can barely describe. It's the closest thing to make believe. Three words are all I really need to let you know just how I feel. I want you, and nothing else is real ... / I wanna see the sunlight in your eyes. I wanna be the one who never makes you cry. No never gonna tell a lie. Coz your face is all I see in my days and waking dreams. You're something out of make believe / The ice bound moon and the amber leaves will light a path for us tonight. I'll bring your stars to life. When the sun rises, a new day will paint a smile upon my face, as we go back to that magic place ...
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Head Over Heels
03:39
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You fell out from the sky just like a lightning bolt. Crimson eyes, swaying hips, hurricane. You had me at the corner of a dead end street. No surprise, one man show, nothing to say. / chasing your love in the summer time. Skipping every heartbeat in the blink of an eye. /i'm head over heels for you, i'm head over heels for you, for you, for you ... / I followed you across a bed of roses and thorns. Truth or dare, love affair, heads in the clouds. No matter where we are it always feels like home. No regrets, heaven sent, lost and found. / sha la la la la la la ...
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Aaron Gwynaire Perth, Australia
Aaron Gwynaire is an acoustic singer songwriter. Originally from the UK, he now resides in Western Australia, making and teaching music for a living with his wife. He runs Defy Reality Music Tuition, Defy Reality Studios and has released two EPs since 2014. His new 2018 single Lost In A Moment is out now on itunes and spotify, the first of six new tracks coming out on a new EP! ... more
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