1. |
Pedal
03:29
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if you took the time to know me
instead of wasting time on nothing and nobody
if you made your mind up and let me show you what I can do
i didn't rate you, but I couldn't hate you when I don't know you
you turned me off before I heard you
i am gassing for a new sound
you keep me guessing, going round and round
if you took the time to let me show you what I can do
if you weren't so blind, but I couldn’t hate you when I don't know you
you turned me off before I heard you
yellow box you're not the answer
silver box you're not the answer
orange box you're not the answer
my perfect box you're not the answer
you are glowing, circuits humming
fingers flowing and ideas coming
thin and slow they crawl, I was a fool to follow everyone
you keep searching but the question wasn't clear to me or you or anyone
yellow box you were my answer
yellow box you were my answer
i guess you'll always be my answer
i guess you always were the answer
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2. |
Finding Out
03:18
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if the picture
isn’t broken
when the magnet
is attracting you
the signals are unclear
nothing changes fear
i am receiving you
when the people
are deluded
if they’re lonely
and not including you
the signals are unclear
nothing changes fear
i am receiving you
pulling out of here
leave it all behind
you’re finding it hard to take
this is finding out
if the moment
is in person
when the mirror
is reflecting on you
the signals are unclear
nothing changes fear
i am receiving you
pulling out of here
leave it all behind
you’re finding it hard to take
this is finding out
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The Warm Highs London, UK
The Warm Highs inhabit a world of fuzzed out guitars, bedroom synths and big tunes. Heart on sleeve and head in hands, they're striking out for perfection & failing gloriously.
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