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Everything's Gone Green
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don’t tell
don’t tell
don’t tell a soul
don’t tell
don’t tell a soul about it (2X)
Hold me
words escape me
See me
your eyes evade me
feel me
my soul is empty
heal me (2X)
words escape me
don’t tell a soul
don’t tell
don’t tell
don’t tell a soul
don’t tell
don’t tell
don’t tell a soul (2X)
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Grew Up Fast
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DARWIN Santa Rosa, California
Darwin, immerses listeners with ethereal introspection & haunting vocals with his genre-bending ‘So Few Comets’, a sonic voyage that crosses boundaries between nostalgia and the future. It is a personal and evocative array of stunning electronically-driven arrangements that are complimented with a visual art projection that reflects the sign of our times and reminds us that beauty is rare. ... more
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