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You Won’t Be Back
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Deep inside of me
These feelings run so free
And I know it will be long
Till I find someone to love
When it’s dark above
And again an ill wind blows
Yes I know it will be long
Till I find someone to hold
And across the sky
The lightning cracks
Somehow I know you won’t be back
And across the sky
The lightning cracks
Somehow I know you won’t be back
I was stripped down to my bone
Left with nothing on my own
I don’t know where I belong
You were my shelter and my home
And across the sky
The lightning cracks
Somehow I know you won’t be back
And across the sky
The lightning cracks
Somehow I know you won’t be back
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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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