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Throne

from Wilderness by Samuel Escher

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lyrics

In the fading light,
I look into your eyes,
And although you say the words,
I know our love has died.

I don't need my throne,
Or the other things I ever did own,
You can take my blood,
You can break my bones,
Because without your love I'll never feel whole.

In the broken dawn,
Heavy hearts, forlorn,
I turn to you,
But I forget that you're gone

Wake me up, this can't be the end,
Take me back, don't make me beg,
To love me back is all I'd ever ask of you,
Whilst I would do anything you need me to.

Heal my heart, refocus the lens,
Tell me now, you cannot want this to end,
To love me back is all I'd ever ask of you,
Whilst I would do anything you need me to.

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from Wilderness, released January 11, 2019
Mastered in LANDR.

Written, performed and produced by

Samuel Escher

© & ℗ 2019 Samuel Escher Recordings Ltd.

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Samuel Escher

Poet and Songwriter. Second album - Migration - 2024.

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