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Don't Mind The Weather
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All that you are, all that I’ve been
Keep me inside under your skin
Hold me in silence, I’m not trying
I’ll be inside, here in hiding
Show me it’s safe on this side of the door
Oh when the moon draws me to you
Draws me to you
Something so silver, feels so familiar
Maybe it’s true
The tide will carry us through
Tell me your fears, pull me under
The further we dive, the more we uncover
When you decide we’ll swim to the surface
Take it all in, we deserve this
You’ll see we’re never too far from the shore
Oh when the moon draws me to you
Draws me to you
Something so silver, feels so familiar
Maybe it’s true
The tide will carry us
Through the water
Through the thunder
If the winter’s heavy
On your shoulders
Through the water
Through the thunder
If the winter’s heavy
On your shoulders
Oh when the moon draws me to you
Draws me to you
Something so silver, don’t mind the weather
When I’m with you
The tide will carry us through
Maybe it’s true
The tide will carry us through
Maybe it’s true
The tide will carry us through
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Sunflower Thieves Leeds, UK
Chilhood friends, Leeds-based pop-folk band Sunflower Thieves are a strong soulful sisterhood nurturing a unique sound,
through ethereal vocal harmonies and honest lyrics to sooth the mind. Each track is hugely personal to the songwriters, hence the intimate atmosphere and sincere performance you experience in watching them.
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