Digipak with a booklet designed by Paul Rains, featuring photographs by renowned photographer Jason Evans, liner notes by Darren Hayman and lyrics.
Includes unlimited streaming of We Come From The Same Place
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12" Vinyl
Record/Vinyl + Digital Album
Black 180 gram vinyl.
Features photographs by renowned photographer Jason Evans, liner notes by Darren Hayman and lyrics.
Includes unlimited streaming of We Come From The Same Place
via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.
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lyrics
Back in 1992
Sometimes dreams really did come true
I kissed you in a swimming pool
Your lips were sweet from the Juicy Fruit
Later as a refrain
I heard crickets singing in the rain
And the Weather With You, floating through
Fluorescent blue lights in the haze
And nothing feels the way it did before
And I am grateful for that
The truth is when I realised I loved you
It was like everything I had ever lost had come back*
Driving round in your car
Start to feel a little older
And somehow I learned to never accept
The things that I didn’t deserve
Walking past the reservoir
And the place where he fell when he saw the stars
I tried to hold on tighter to you
But I felt you slip through my grasp
And nothing feels the way it did before
And I am grateful for that
The truth is when I realised I loved you
It was like everything I had ever lost had come back
And the night is warm, you turn a sprinkler on
There’s an apricot sky over the city lights
And I have a sense that somehow this will end
But I am going forward, never to go back again
And nothing feels the way it did before
And I am grateful for that
The truth is when I realised I loved you
It was like everything I had ever lost had come back
Last saw you in a carpark
Reading Joan Didion in the dark
“It’s easy to see where things begin
It is harder to see where they end”
*This line is inspired by a line in a poem written by Nayyirah Waheed, from her collection Salt.
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