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i can't do this no more
i'm stuck in the darkness
i'm cold in my nightdress
i can't do this no more
and we've done this before
we've broken ourselves up
in footsteps gotten hung up
yeah we've done this before
so tell me, will you be the one that i don't see anymore?
or will i push through this?
i take down my mattress and sleep on the floor
i push away the waves that hit
the dive off, the judgement
the wiseness and kindness
of voices that talk
so tell me, will you be the one that i don't see anymore?
or will i push through this?
i take down my mattress and sleep on the floor
i can't do this no more
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labyrinthine oceans Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK
labyrinthine oceans are a newcastle based female fronted dream rock band, they create dreamscapes of guitar based noise,
featuring soaring guitar solos and sultry, gritty vocals
mixing dream rock, grunge, psychedelia and
shoegaze, they create something that is not necessarily identifiable but very much exciting
for fans of radiohead, my bloody valentine, slowdive, deftones and hole <3
... more
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