1. |
Blue Shadow
06:45
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Breeze over me
Sweetness.
Written on the body.
Blue Shadow.
Lay back by
The Water,
And we’ll go below.
Breeze over me
Sweetness
Written in the heart.
Blue Shadow.
Lay back down
And sleep,
And we’ll go back home.
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2. |
A Point At Best
05:37
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I now know you,
My clear soul.
Though love
Will not calm you.
I stand before you.
I own my place.
A point at best.
I'll return to my home.
And stand before you.
She lives in me,
And claims her right.
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3. |
North Wind
05:21
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4. |
Carry You
04:16
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Ghosts are moving through my life.
Time to tell another tale.
This one’s been gone for many years.
Riding out with dead men.
They’ve all be murdered by their sons.
He keeps his life, who keeps his mouth.
How opens his lips shall come to ruin.
I carry you in my heart now.
All that have passed through.
This body holds you now.
This blood carries you.
Confidently in my stride.
I move towards the light of day.
Through diligent pains,
The lazy hate.
To riches that no
Violence draws.
I carry you in my heart now.
All that have passed through.
This body holds you.
This blood carries you.
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eüsh Sydney, Australia
eüsh creates baroque-pop, experimental-rock, alt-country, mysterious-sea-shanty's. eüsh combine classic song writing with more experimental sound aesthetics. Blended with a deep respect for the abstract. Wrapped in a pop song. Meditative vocals melt into nebulous harmonies and undulating rhythms evoking the warm, primitive colours of dusk... ... more
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