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Ghosts
03:24
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Warm coffee. Soft skin. Sunday morning. In the sheets with you. TV glow. Kids steps. Close my eyes. Smile you lucky prick.
I'm still into you. After everything. I still think about you when I'm working in the pouring rain. Don't hold on to that shit we've said. We were kids. Incredulous. Don't you worry about the things we did. We were kids. Incredulous
Little kiss. On the lips. Every day. Your scent is home. Cold coffee. On your breathe. Sweet smiles, and inside Atti jokes.
Working on my temper. My selfish nature. My pessimistic everything. A little lost in the head. A little diva when I'm not fed. I'm working on it. I'm working on it.
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The Quiet
02:57
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It's 4 am. The parties have passed and the early risers are out for another hour. A thought comes, let it pass. Focus on everything. Focus on the.....
The quiet used to hold me. But it seems so natural now to let it fold me/ take me home.
The quiet creeps. The people sleep. I can hear my ankles creak. The quiet creeps. The sheep sleep. A cat rolls on a lawn.
credits
released November 6, 2017
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Ghosts ( Instrumental )
03:26
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White Knife Study Portland, Oregon
We are a Portland, Oregon based, synth-driven band, comprised of 5 friends from Alaska. WKS was a chance to explore new styles and a genre that we had all listened to and loved.Drawing inspiration from acts like The National, Death Cab for Cutie, CHVRCHES, Portugal. The Man, Moderns, The Faint and Phantogram, we’re hoping to ignite the grey area between synth-based Electro and Indie Rock. ... more
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