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Polaris
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I saw the curtain falling down like
All of the rain from here to the Southside
I've got a pocket full of sunshine
Pictures of you
Still when the lights go down in the nighttime
I'm lying awake and I can't find the exit sign
Of the times, or a sign of a misfire
Aching for you
You were the tail of the spoon in the air
And the wind in the sail and the light upstairs
And there's no one there
Far and away like the names on the buildings
Peeking their heads to the top of the belfry
Think of the view from there, what it might be
Think of the view
Pink skies at night but they last till morning
So how should I know when they turn to a warning?
All of the clouds that the stars are adorning
Tell me the truth
You were the tail of the spoon in the air
And the wind in the sail and the light upstairs
And there's no one there
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Colourshow Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Colourshow is a rock band from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Formed from the bones of a band called Wilhelm, Colourshow put their feet on the ground in 2017 with their album "Run Away From Everything," an emotive epic about finding your way in a world of endless possibilities. Now in 2019, they are releasing a single every month ... more
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