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Giants
04:03
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Baggage
03:49
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Shot Me In The Dark
04:31
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Take my hand
And lead me to the water
Wash the sand from my eyes
So I can see the border
I'd never known till now
what it is I knew
Till I saw you standing there
In the black and blue
Oh you shot me in the dark
it was exactly what I needed
It shook the covers from my eyes
And I've been stranded in the back of my mind
And I ain't getting any younger
I ain't getting any wise
Then I heard you calling
In the winter night
You called me up and out of the place that I'd been
Oh you shot me in the dark
it was exactly what I needed
It shook the covers from my eyes
and now I'm seeing x2
Now I'm looking at you
seeing in full colour
You see it too
You shot me
You shot me
I hit the ground
And now I'm seeing
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Rise & Fall
04:42
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See green, now watch it fade into yellow
See me, see me.
Open your eyes
you rise and fall again.
Your tired heart and this compromise,
time to go through it all again
Did it knock you down again?
Did it all weigh too heavy upon your soul?
Did it get you down again?
Was it all just a little too much for you to hold?
Well I see you trying and I saw the desperation in your eyes
I see you trying to fight it,
and I've got a feeling that you'll make it this time
Why don't you get back up
You're nearly through the midnight
Why don't you get back up
Cos you're a fighter and you know it
Cos you're a fighter and you know it
Why don't you get back up?
Why don't you get back up?
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Just Flare TAS, Australia
Genre: Indie Folk
Based in Northern Tasmania, Just Flare duo Zac Jessup & Hannah Lawes have been
independently writing, recording and releasing their own music together since 2018.
Dreamy and full of heart, with melodic guitar riffs, clear vocals and thick tones, this duo aims to connect with their audience by writing music that matters.
'Worthy' out Feb 12th, 2023
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