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Songs About Us
04:01
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The sun down is shining, oh
Close to the water
Down on my knees
The sun down is shining on the golden rings
Caribbean midnight
In a rented car
Too many bottles In the beach bar
It doesn’t even matter
What we’ve said and done
You’re always in my heart
It will be fine
Laying close beside you
Feel your hair on my chin
Listen to songs about us while it’s raining
You’re what I believe in
All I breathe in
You make everyday feel like there’s a meaning
You’re the secret diamond
In an old film
You’re the silence on the countryside
It doesn’t even matter
What we said and done
We will get through this honey
It will be fine
Laying close beside you
Feel your hair on my chin
Listen to songs about us while it’s raining
Ahh
Songs about us
I’m a bad swimmer
A sensitive soul
I’m nothing without you my green eyed love
We’re in this together
We’re all we went through
You know I love you
I love that you love me too
The sun down is shining, oh
The sun down is shining, oh
Songs about us
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Red Moon
04:28
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Can't sleep
It’s something that surrounds me
Red moon
Do you see it too
I think you do
Hard times
My blood’s pumping
Bad wine
You’re not coming
I’m nothing
Without you
Oh red moon
You see me when I crying on my own
You feel the pain deep down in my bones
You catch me up before I hit the bottom
You light me up when I see you smiling
From above
Red moon
Red moon
White walls
Trying to keep me above water
Is this what you wanted
Did I say too much
It went too fast
XO
On repeat
Wet sheets
Oh It kills me
I’m nothing
Without you
Oh red moon
You see me when I crying on my own
You feel the pain deep down in my bones
You catch me up before I hit the bottom
You light me up when I see you smiling
From above
Red moon
Red moon
Red moon
You catch me up before I hit the bottom
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30 Degrees
04:35
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30 degrees on a spring day
It's like fire burning on your skin
I hear you crying on the telephone
Sounds like a river falling down your cheek
Don’t know what to say
Wish that I could hold your hand
You are
In the yellow stars
In my broken heart
In the 30 degrees
You're the echo in me
Two hearts apart
Your ice cream is melting like the snow does
By the white roses
In the city park
Now your eyes is empty as the ghost town
Outside my window
No tears left to cry
Don't know what to say
Wish that I could hold your hand
You are
In the yellow stars
In my broken heart
In the sad news on my phone
In the balmy nights in the summer
Sis try to breathe
Although your body's burning
Your mind's like a prison
And I can't do anything
Do not cut your own wings
You don't know where they can take you
Two hearts at a distance
And I can't do anything
Sister
Wanna show you
All the good in life
When it's easy
In the yellow grass
In the butterflies
In the 30 degrees
You're the echo in me
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Cat Gold Stockholm, Sweden
When things began to fall apart around David Wikberg, aka Cat Gold, and everything fell silent, he found time for his own
writing.
During nights by the piano he found space to express his own emotions. The songs were never intended for anyone else's ears. But with a voice that cuts like a knife and at the same time embeds you in velvet, he now gives us red moons, misty fields and sibling love.
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