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Over Everything
03:19
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The birds sing praise for the light
That the sun brings after the night
When the sky spills its guts
Over everything
In a dark room the warrior stirs
She will wake soon and face down the world
Though she's oh so tired
And over everything
Let the good times roll
Until the fire's burning low
May it's light shine on
Long after the years take their toll
Well I wanted only your love
But we both should have known it was never enough
When the black cloud hangs
Over everything
The king fell down to his knees
And the crowd cried, "hail to the thief!"
As the black fire rained
Over everything
So let the good times roll
Until the fire's burned to coal
May it's light shine on
Long after the years take their toll on you
The birds sing a final refrain
For the sweet things the darkness will bring
As the sun sinks down
Over everything
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Over Everything (demo)
03:24
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Sturt Avenue Adelaide, Australia
Sturt Avenue is the project of SCALA award winning singer/songwriter Bryn Soden. Drawing inspiration from folk artists such as Conor Oberst, Elliott Smith, and John Darnielle, Bryn crafts melancholic indie folk tunes that aim to shine a soft light on the quiet sorrow and stubborn defiance that keeps the embers burning in the dead heart of the world. ... more
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