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Shadowman
05:19
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When shadows come, I see you
And I beg you, leave my body.
You say: I won't be untrue,
I won't petrify you, like I did last time
But I can feel you running through me
Playing with me, staring at the deadly
life that you are taking with you
while you are breaking the ground in pieces
Oh and I feel your dark embrace
when the road seems like its getting far
then you retrase your step and I precipitate
I've had enough, i've had enough
Don't treat me like a child, like I'm still the child
Like i'm still the child of shadowman
Don't treat me like a child, like I'm still the child
Like i'm still the child of shadowman
Oh and I lay down, directly at your feet
and you say: Kid don't be scared
don't walk away, we were meant to roll down
oh down, oh down, down, oh down, oh down.
Oh and I feel your dark embrace
when the road seems like its getting far
then you retrase your step and I precipitate
I've had enough, i've had enough
Don't treat me like a child, like I'm still the child
Like i'm still the child of shadowman
Don't treat me like a child, like I'm still the child
Like i'm still a child...
Oh and I lay down, directly at your feet
and you say: Kid don't be scared
don't walk away, we were meant to roll down
oh down, oh down,
we were meant to roll down,
oh down, oh down.
Oh and I feel your dark embrace
when the road seems like its getting far
then you retrase your step and I precipitate
I've had enough, i've had enough
Don't treat me like a child, like I'm still the child
Like i'm still the child of shadowman
Don't treat me like a child, like I'm still the child
Like i'm still the child of shadowman
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2. |
Let you go
05:16
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3. |
The man I'll never have
04:03
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4. |
Hunted
03:58
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5. |
My own home
04:20
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Nath Bravo London, UK
A rare creature.
23 year old artist, singer, songwriter and producer.
www.nathbravo.com
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