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Skies Are Calming Down
05:37
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The skies are calming down
All fear disappears in the distance
We're screaming out victory shouts
The sun's out, oh, and it sings loud
We rest
Take a deep breath
Fall into your chest
And dream again
I see all injustice reversed by your love
You were out there
Oh, you were out there
All my questioning silenced
And star-struck, in awe
By your goodness
Absolute goodness
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Gravity
06:13
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Fire falls but turns to rain
Parading the secret
Roses grow instead of flames
And that's what this place is
I need you and you love when
You hold me closely in your peace
Your gravity of victory on me
It pulls away all harm and shame
My greatest mistake cannot even shake me in this place
Feel the rush, the scent of spring
The battle completed
Gravity pulls everything
Into the beauty
One by one, I will stand in silence
The victory is all I see
Underneath this canopy, over me
One by one, fires falls to silence
Victory is over me
Gravity so mighty
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3. |
The Ballroom
05:05
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Dancing,
Downbeats of melodies are gleaming
Closer in,
Our hands painting the air
A fire glows
You are my child
So fall on me when you are tired
Yeah fall on me when you are tired
I'll carry you for miles and miles
Yes love
Time spins,
Standing on my feet so softly
Near me,
My joy breathing to the sound
The ballroom in moonlight
Night-spun melodies
Parading through the valleys of us
On or off my feet
It's always who you are
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Kings and Queens Tacoma, Washington
Passion is at the heart of the many dynamics and melodic rock of Kings and Queens. The first full-length album, This is Where I See you, is set to release in early 2024. It's the first full look at the group's passion to lace together guitars and upright bass, with thick vocal harmonies behind lyrics that ignite. ... more
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