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Firefly
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Firefly glows so bright
Firefly keep my dim light alive
I don't know why you only show us in the dark
Then I'll just try to close my eyes so hard
And even if you hold that light and it turns into dust it's achievable
'Cause if you look around you can always find a miracle
Oh don't look back
Oh gaze your aim high
Grow the simmer
Step up the glimmer
And a rebellious thought will rise
Grow the simmer
Step up the glimmer
And you'll never wonder why
And even if you hold that light and it turns into dust it's achievable
'Cause if you look around you can always find a miracle
Oh achievable
Is there a miracle?
Oh achievable
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Embers
04:43
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It's not that I like, waking you up
From your sweetest dream, my love
But it's been too long
Since you fell asleep
And there's no dreamer who can resist for so long
Sweet love
Come back home tonight
And I will sing for you that lullaby
Sweet love, sweet love
'Cause my guitar cannot stare at me anymore
You left me wandering around, the shore of your river
Where the gentlest breath of love drowned you down
Oh were you scared?
Were you afraid?
In that boat under an evil spell
Whose captain was the loneliness
Sweet love
Come back home tonight
And I will sing for you that lullaby
Sweet love, sweet love
'Cause my guitar cannot stare at me anymore
And there's no dreamer who can resist for so long...
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Tania Pereira Asturias, Spain
Cantautora asturiana. Combinación entre lo melancólico y lo salvaje. Letras que a veces rozan lo
incomprensible
y bello de la poesía.
La facilidad con la que transmite su emoción transciende el lenguaje, usando intrincados patrones de guitarra, voces etéreas,que a menudo se intensifican en un viaje cinemático y luego vuelven a la simplicidad y vulnerabilidad de una sola línea vocal y de guitarra.
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