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Lemon Trees (acoustic)
04:54
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You found me in the red light
Under the scars in my eyes
My skin needs your warmth
When I feel your arms
Tasting sweet loneliness
Take me to the lemon trees
In your colourful memories
Mist me in the fantasies
That only feed the bodies
You said, you said I was pure, pure
You said, you said I was yours, yours
Rivers onto your bones
I know by heart the flow
Its ghosted shape and empty love
My head on your chest
Blurred in your cigarette
I wish I could forget
Take me to the lemon trees
In your colourful memories
Mist me in the fantasies
That only feed the bodies
You said, you said I was pure, pure
You said, you said I was yours, yours
Take me to the lemon trees
In your colourful memories
Mist me in the fantasies
That only feed the bodies
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Lemon Trees (electronic)
04:51
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He said I was like a plane
Touching the sky and its flames
He said I was never afraid
He said I was never afraid
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Jade, Jade Montreal, Québec
Pop acoustique avec accents jazz et reggae.
New double single LEMON TREES out May
4th
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