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da da dada da da dada!
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take it all (demo)
02:31
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FAMILY (demo)
01:32
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~time~
00:34
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CHOKE
(Will it ever be Enough?)
chorus: Cm Ab Bb
verses: Ab G/Eh Cm Bb
Bridge/Outro: Ab Bb Cm Eb
You hold my hand,
put things where they're meant to be
You're beautiful,
Ain't that hard for me to see
But I ... can't cope, with the pressure of this world, and it's causing me to choke
We dance around like there's sounds for us to hear,
Your voice is strong singing lou-oud with no fear
But I ... can't cope with the pressure of this world, and it's causing me to choke
Chorus (unison harmony)
So take what you have
And build what you can
Is it enough?
(X2)
Will it ever be enough
You hold my hand, (second vocal without me)
put things where they're meant to be
You're black and white,
It's so hard for me to see
Pre chorus (harmony of a third)
Chorus
Bridge:
Sticks and stones can't take the part of me that I care about
Yeah sticks and stones can't break the part of me that I'm scared about
This choking feeling in my chest it leaves me full of doubt
It's clear to me that in this life you're all I care about
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Copious Sam Adelaide, Australia
I found myself writing more music than I could possibly afford to release under my bands 'Copious Dribble' 'Paper Sunsets'
and 'City Feet'. So here's a new project space for me to release music more frequently, including demos of yet to be released/unreleased songs and B sides that don't fit into any of my projects!
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A Singer Songwriter creating of Kaurna Country xoxo
... more
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