1. |
Intro
00:49
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2. |
Lover
04:11
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Brightness
Blinds me
My sight
Fools me
I give my
Existence
To be in your
Presence
It feels like
I‘m falling free
I forgot
Who am I to be
The first sight
At the very start
The reason
I’d stopped my heart
The breath I take
Feels like a wake
It’s never like before
And never anymore
The shaking knees
Mind runs and freezes
That feeling seems
Like it‘s never been real
It feels like
I‘m in the dream
When I see
Your eyes agleam
The taste of
Your shiny lips
Causes me
Tremendous bliss
Sound of your voice
Makes me rejoice
Then I was lost and found
Now I have you around
Your smile that means
The wound will heal
I just wanna feel
Your
Breath filling my lungs
To feel alive again
Losing sight of you
Truly drives me insane
I know
I lost my way again
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3. |
Liar
03:46
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4. |
Killer
04:06
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5. |
Thief
04:50
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Lighthouse Keeper Prague, Czechia
Post hardcore/emo five-piece from Prague
Official 'Artist for
SeaShepherd'
In 2022 performed, beside others, on festivals like Mighty Sounds or Rock For People (also in 2021)
Headliner magazine ranked the band among the 50 hopes of Czech music for 2022
In 2023 band released conceptual EP called 'Lover Liar Killer Thief'
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