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Rain
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Tell me all the secrets
All the faults in all we are
Tell me this has gone too far
Call me to the corner
To the point where we collide
Call me to the swelling tide
Hold on 'til tomorrow
Til the passing of the storm
Hold on 'til the break of dawn
This could be the end
With every beating of our hearts
Oh baby, this could be the start
I felt the waves crash down
They took the ground away
But here I stay
She said it's only rain
A brighter day awaits
But we must wait
Somewhere in the ocean
In the dream of things to come
Somewhere underneath the sun
Standing in the sunlight
In the memory of the rain
Standing where we start again
I felt the waves crash down
They took the ground away
But here I stay
She said it's only rain
A brighter day awaits
But we must wait
Meet me by the water
By the sea that's caused the pain
Prey we never falter
In the storm or in the rain.
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TBOL Records Manchester, UK
TBOL Records is a Independent Record Label based in Manchester, UK.
Formed in 2013,
we aim to provide a professional and friendly service for any musical genre.
Our aim is to sustain unsigned artists and provide them with an avenue to release music. We want our artists to support their local music scene and work collectively in the promotion of their music.
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