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Summer Haze
04:24
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Summer is gone
and the light dies down
and the roots start freezing,
no one can say
what they have is good
till the weather is warm again...
Quiet looks
it's cold,
no one knows
cracks & nooks,
ice cold wounds
from winter.
Finds us
out of luck,
we're all lost
(oh) without summer.
Please don't disregard
how the cold
leaves us warm,
dark means calm.
Quiet looks
It's cold...
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V1
Late Toronto night
winter city glows bright
and I could have walked home by now,
but i'd be missing out
all the buildings call
If i could find a way x3 I would. X2
C1
All ties bind
To streetcar lines
To the waterfront
V2
New Nocturnal test
take the streetcar west
wait until you ride alone,
falter when the stop
calls for you to get off
Looking at the night x3 she roams. X2
B
Poor hungry city
Know what your name is,
Ask for directions,
Ask for a new way
C2
All ties bind
to streetcar lines
To the waterfront,
Ferries carve
Tracks in Lakes,
Visible from afar......
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Datavus Edinburgh, UK
Datavus is a on going project of collaboration with different musician and friends, with a writing core of Danen Sloan, and
Joe Amaral.
The music blends styles of alternative rock and folk rock, with unrestricted progression and sound. Originally started in Toronto with two releases and several long breaks between activity due to distance of band members. However, this is just the beginning...
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