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Gone For Good
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Heart Of Stone
04:48
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We look for the gold day in and day out
We search for round rubies in full tides
And we ask why why why
Why is the sun not high
Why why why
Daddy please don’t cry
They took your home in the morning light
Daddy please don’t cry
I know it makes you mad tonight
They shot him in the head
You watched him bleed to death
His fear so terrible
His mouth an open door
Home is where the heart is
Home is where the heart is
If home is where the heart
Then my heart’s made of
Stone
We look for the gold day in and day out
We search for some sparkle in grey skies
And we ask why why why
Why is the sun not high
Why why why
Daddy please don’t cry
They plucked your faith in the darkest night
Daddy please don’t cry
The day is done you’ll be alright
They tied her to that tree
You heard her scream and plead
Her grief a lonesome roar
Her eyes an ocean floor
Home is where the heart is
Home is where the heart is
If home is where the heart is
Then my heart’s made of
Stone
Stone
Stone
That is what you left me with.
Don’t forget where you came from
Don’t forget where you came from
Where you came from won’t forget
Home is where the heart is
Home is where the heart is
If home is where the heart is
Then my heart’s made of
Stone
Stone
Stone
Stone
Stone
Stone
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Wizard
03:59
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Tea
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Echo Wants Her Voice Back London, UK
Echo Wants Her Voice Back or Echo, is a London based singer-songwriter, often described as folk noir. Echo’s distinctive voice, notable stage presence and compelling lyrics have been praised by music publications, with Songwriting Magazine comparing her to the likes of Kate Bush, PJ Harvey and Bjork. ... more
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