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Asphalt
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I found his body
Floating in the streetlight
I saw none of me
When I looked into his eyes
And I found myself give over
As I climbed the cell tower to rest against his shoulder
I found his body
Floating in the streetlight
I saw none of me
When I looked into his eyes
He was hungry, he was lost
Within the powerlines
He was hunted, oh no
He’d been crucified
And I found myself give over
As I held you in my arms but only got colder
If I find you have made it out of winter
I’ll be there to melt the snow
And I found myself give over
On the asphalt my feet turned to leather
And my knees hit the ground, I was weak
When the breeze brought me down, I was weak
When I said I’d be there while you sleep
And I got scared of your dreaming, I was weak
When the cold hit the windows in the bleak
Winter snow, I stayed in bed, I was weak
And I found myself give over
On the asphalt my feet turned to leather
And my knees hit the ground, I was weak
When the breeze brought me down, I was weak
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Lewis Brennan London, UK
Lewis Brennan's music brings together the stories of folk, the camp of cabaret, and the drama of classical pianism. He creates heartfelt and powerful sounds that toe the line between delicate acoustics and achingly painful electronica. This all reflects in his album DEITY, which battles the mystical world of ancient myth and religion against the very human themes of love and loss. ... more
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