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I recall
A street then draped in lights
Christmas Eve
So quickly losing life
Clutching your note
Something had surely broken then
I knew, I knew
Then
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I walked down my parents driveway
Watching the dusk set in again
And all around me leaves had fallen
Under my feet, as soft as the sun going down
But what can I take from this
Now it's just trapped in my head
And I would assume
That love isn't dictated by space
I lay on my porch this evening
Thinking of you, one night in your maroon dress
And all around us faces smiling
All of our friends in the park as the sun's going down
So what have you taken from me
Now you're just trapped in my head
And how could we live with this
This blood on a blade in our bed
So come down
Come down, I am
Worn out
Wading through memories
Small towns
By the ocean
An old house
Nothing but photographs
Here now
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3. |
A Good Winter
02:50
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Alright so you're right
I'm nowhere I know
But that doesn't help when I'm drunk and there're holes in my coat
And these skeletons sway
On a carpet of snow
Now Georgia, you're as grey as anywhere that I've ever known
And oh, I'm alone, hiding in my coat
Watching towns die from my window
Georgia just let this out
The window will frost all night
But cold will be leaving me
The cold will be leaving me
So
Save me your love
But Georgia, that's enough
For now
For now
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4. |
Amalie, Pt. 1
00:51
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Ah-ma-a-ma-llie-ee
You're so, ah ah ah ah
Oh ooo ooo
Amalie, Amalie, Amalie
Ah ah ah, ah ah ah ah
Oh ooo ooo
Ah ah
Ah ah ah ah ah
Mmmm
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5. |
Amalie, Pt. 2
02:20
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My comfort is staked in your gaze
It's a point that I barely have made
But my crest it is falling like rain
You're tender
In your eyes it's always the same
And your words won't stack up with your age
But your quirks they are nothing to change
You're tender
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6. |
Another Ending
03:27
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Our silence filled up the carriage
My gaze found anything but you
I remembered you wrapped up in blankets
My eyes still fixed on your shoes
Our stations fade into nothing
My arm and your shoulder won't meet
And all I can say is I'm happy
To be here in a way we can be
Another ending came
It came and it went
Affection clear despite
Stilted goodbyes
So ash won't fill up my cup
There's something and there's something enough
As I'm holding this up to a mirror
In a light that there hadn't yet been
Another ending came
It came and it went
Affection clear despite
Stilted goodbyes
So loneliness you're wrong
You don't know me at all
How could I know you if you're not around
To tarnish this
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Henry Hanson Sydney, Australia
Henry Hanson is a Sydney based folk artist who combines emotive melodies and tasteful arrangements in order to create soundscapes and atmospheres that are both thoughtful and evocative.
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