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Colours In The Fire
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Still can’t find the madness in their own eyes
Humans delay the animal inside
Like a hand reaching out for future plans, our future plans
Oh and we still, we still, see the edge of the light
Oh and we still, we still, see the colours in the fire
They dance like flames burning in a row
Some dance too quickly, some dance too slow
When tales are told, embers grow cold
Oh and we still, we still, see the edge of the light
Oh and we still, we still, see the colours in the fire
Oh and we still, we still, see the edge of the light
Oh and the colours drew those around in
The virtuous, the weak, they all sinned
In their eyes you could see a savage pride
Oh and we still, we still, see the edge of the light
Oh and we still, we still, see the colours in the fire
Oh and we still, we still, see the edge of the light
Oh and we still, we still, see the colours in the fire
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One Cure For Man England, UK
One Cure For Man is James Parkinson. An English alt-rock artist, poet and illustrator combining intricate, heartbreaking guitars with rich vocals tinted with loss and introspective, thoughtful lyrics.
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