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1809
03:37
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Two girls alone
Lying on the roof
Searching for the truth
Or maybe just searching
Broken home
Mommy’s gone
Daddy’s wronged
Babies are aloof
What are the girls to do
What is a babe to do
You’ll be alright
You’ll be ok
Ok, ok, ok, ok, ok
Walk away
Or maybe stay
One has got to choose
Leave others to stew
In this forgotten place
What is a mother to know
And how can the father show
His love
You’ll be alright
You’ll be ok
Ok, ok, ok, ok
We’ll get through
Through the days
Ok, ok, ok, ok, ok
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I Want to Know You
06:38
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Such a day dreamer
Your heart is already lost to the
Soul taker they swept you off your thoughts
How do you give your mind so openly
How do you keep your body so free
I want to know you
Just let me hold you
Such a day tripper
You’re handing out hope and you are the
Soul taker you swept them off their thoughts
How do you always find my melody
How can you say you want me to be free
Still want to know you
Just let me hold you
What a heart stopper
You walk through the years oh for a
Sweet lover
Someone to catch your tears
How do you give your mind so openly
How do you keep your body so free
I want to know you
Just want to hold you
Want to know papa
You hold your head high oh for a
Night walker who never catches your fall
How do you always find my melody
How can you say you want me to be free
Still want to know you
Just let me hold you
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Fieldress Oakland, California
Fieldress is a dreamy indie rock band from Oakland. Their music is dynamic and melancholic, featuring hauntingly beautiful
melodies and intricate guitar playing.
From duo to band, they swim towards a new musical self discovery, exploring new sounds with Omi Golucino, Marissa Deitz, Phil Di Leo and Francisco Camacho. The five piece is currently working on an LP with intent to release in 2024.
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