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The Color Blew
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The Color Blew
These Colors are cold
Oh I shake as I hold
Your Color so bold
Man I cant let you go
I close my eyes
I hate goodbyes
I catch my breath
Hold on to what is left
The way you’d shine
All your shades they blind my eyes
You color me in
You made me believe
The Color blew over me and you
I need you to hold, I need you to hold
I needed to fall
To lose all control
I needed to crawl
To stand up and walk again
I had to let out
All I held inside
I want to believe
Oh I can’t escape
The Colors I feel
The Colors I bleed to believe
Scarlett faith
Running through my veins
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Sweet Nothings
03:52
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Lucid Dreaming
03:06
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O.D.
05:23
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Angel Lane
04:48
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Damn Bad Monday
03:50
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All that is Good
04:58
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Colors
03:45
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The Color Blew Johannesburg, South Africa
The Color Blew represent depth and insight in a plastic over produced shallow sea of “radio music”… they provide the
“alternative” the result when talent and passion combine with no preconceived notions, when music is played and experienced for the mood, fueled by the moment and ignited by passion!
South African based Alternative Rock Band
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