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Eye of the Storm
02:55
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Verse 1
Waves crash down barriers
Thunder crackles overhead
Sky splintered by the light
Shadows come in with the tide
Bridge
Before the calm
Comes the storm
Chorus
In the Eye of the Storm
Can't Break Free
In the Eye of the Storm
Hold on to me
Verse 2
Storms approaching tonight
Wrecking our foundations
Watching the chaos unfold
Breaking lives, it takes hold
Verse 3
Sweetly smell of petrichor
Watching our past fade away
Nothing that we can't withstand
We’re still left on dry land
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2. |
Wishing Well
02:51
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Verse 1
Threw my heart down the wishing well, to see what I can get
Threw my heart down the wishing well, to see what I can get
It's been worthless to me, ever since we met
Verse 2
I fell to the bottom, going to crawl my way out
I fell to the bottom, going to crawl my way out
Hope my luck changes, before I burnout
Verse 3
I'm free from your clutches, ready to ascend
I'm free from your clutches, ready to ascend
Here with my shadow, my age old friend
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3. |
Leaves on the Track
03:14
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Verse 1
Got my ticket,For the train line
Seeing my love, I'm on cloud nine
Travelling far, It seems so long
I can't wait,To be, Where I belong
Chorus
Attention please
Problem on the line
No trains going back
Leaves on the track
Verse 2
Train has stopped, I disembark
Look around, the place is dark
Cold window bellows through
Dark clouds come into view
Verse 3
Here I am, Left stranded
Stuck nowhere, Love disbanded
The hours fade, Fixing my heart
I know, Tomorrow, I will depart
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4. |
Always Be a Part of Me
02:30
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Verse 1
Lost my way without you
No feeling, body numb
Close my eyes and your here
Wait for morning to come
Chorus
Always be a part of me
Verse 2
Old pictures a shadow of you
Fragments of better days
Left broken, incomplete
A memory, I can't replace
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Marshland Pete London, UK
Marshland Pete has come from the English marshlands to combine British Blues, Modern Rock, a touch of Swamp Blues and his own unique style to create new music with a classic tone.
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