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Go now, go now to the edge,
The blackened cliffs are calling.
Go now, go now to edge,
The tides come in I'm falling free.
Shut it out,
All the doubt,
All the fear,
My death is near,
My death is near.
Tear it off,
Set it loose,
Be open to the truth,
My death is near.
Lights out,
You'll be hearing no sound tonight,
Nothing,
Not from me,
It's the end of the line,
The end of the road.
Lights out,
You'll be hearing no sound tonight,
Nothing,
Not from me,
It's the end of the line,
The end of the road.
Go now, go now to the edge,
The blackened cliffs are calling.
Go now, go now to edge,
The tides come in I'm falling free.
Pull the dark back from your eyes,
So you can see past the lies.
This happiness you feel,
It isn't real no.
My death is near, my death is near.
Lights out,
You'll be hearing no sound tonight,
Nothing,
Not from me,
It's the end of the line,
The end of the road.
Lights out,
You'll be hearing no sound tonight,
Nothing,
Not from me,
It's the end of the line,
The end of the road.
Lights out,
You'll be hearing no sound tonight,
Nothing,
Not from me,
It's the end of the line,
The end of the road.
Go now, go now to the edge,
The blackened cliffs are calling.
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2. |
Is This Ship Sinking?
02:06
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Letting go of all my fears,
Pulling closer to my dear.
Get it off and wear it bare,
Oh why, oh why, oh why, oh why, oh why, oh why, oh why, oh why..
Can't I contain my love?
Hold me down,
Hold me down,
There's too much love inside these veins.
Hold me down,
Hold me down,
This ship is sinking with all of its pain.
Shutting down of all my tears,
Pulling closer to my dear,
Shake it off and something's shared.
Oh why, oh why, oh why, oh why, oh why, oh why, oh why, oh why..
Can't I contain my love?
Hold me down,
Hold me down,
There's too much love inside these veins.
Hold me down,
Hold me down,
This ship is sinking with all of its pain.
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Milo Gore Bristol, UK
Milo Gore is on route to becoming one of the UK’s most exciting and thought-provoking artists. Exploring the fragility between creativity and addiction, Milo’s debut album gained him a wealth of glowing reviews, however it is in his live performance that his message is brought to life. Packed with energy and untamed raw passion, Milo’s compelling live shows are definitely not to be missed. ... more
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