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Easy Love Of Tales
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In your room I was happy
For the first time in Years
From the thousands of whispers
I start trusting your words
That night were flowers growing from the walls
You said please never hurt me
I said I’ll try not to
You had too much to give
I had nothing to fear
That night were flowers growing from the walls
I’m keeping the way you talked
I’m keeping the way you moved
If only I could see you again, I would still feel the same
If only I could see you again, I would still feel the same
Easy Love of tales is driving me insane
In your room I was happy
For the first time in Years
From the thousands of whispers
I start trusting your words
That night were flowers growing from the walls
Today I remember
All the things that we said
How we promised each other
Unconditional faith (I would promise today)
That night were flowers growing from the walls
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Metrophobia Switzerland
Metrophobia are a Swiss duo (Mark Gmür & José Garrido).
Well-rounded songs, good melodies and
a slightly dark production gives them a very distinctive and personal sound.
The songs have rock solid roots, with sweet and light melodies, leaving an aftertaste of bands like Pixies, Teenage Fanclub, Bivouac, Dinosaur Jr, Catherine Wheel, Ride. We even find some reminiscence of the early Lo-Fi scene.
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