1. |
Gin Jilted
03:42
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Don't mind me
Cos I won't mind
Will I
And who I thought to be
Who gives a damn anyway
Anyway
Gin jilted in fields of grey
This is a foolish day
Gave me the cold sweats again
You waterproof soul
Black-washed chromatic waves where I sway
And you wouldn't care anyway
Anyway
Gin jilted in fields of grey
This is a foolish day
And I'm so far away now
In fields of tea and green
And these monochrome, mountain eyes sue me
Yet you're here like a stain on my shirt
In the morning haze
In the tracks and the dirt
This futility pains me
Barely a stain on you
Tired of being the fool
No-one can read you
I won't try to
No-one can read you
I won't try to
No I won't try
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2. |
The Bad Guy
04:13
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Going to a moon rise
Found a salt fleet
Found a salt fleet
Sand dunes for miles
Then just sea
Just me and sea
Oh
Cut up doe eyes, don't smile
Its lies and now we're more alike
And I'm the bad guy
Wild and fleeting
My lavender honey
My lavender honey
We could sail these high seas
But how delicious to be lonely
To be lonely
Oh
Cut up doe eyes, don't smile
Its lies and now we're more alike
And I'm the bad guy
And I wouldn't know you
And I wouldn't need you
And I wouldn't know
I wouldn't know
You could lay me down
In this peachy dusk
So synchronised
I can't feel time
But the weather's gonna change soon
And I can't help you now
And I can't stop
I can't stop
I can't stop now
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3. |
Sometime/Someday
02:58
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I'll come down someday soon
Sweeter things are a pink moon
Won't be crying spewing gloom
Someday
Parts of me feel part of you
Sinking, crying, drinking you
Dreams of dying aren't so blue
Someday
Sometime
Someday
You'll come down someday soon
Sweeter things will come to fruit
Lost and found has room for you
Sometime
Someday
Sometime
Please come down I miss you
Please come down
I miss you
Sometime
Someday
Sometime
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Alice Robbins Nottingham, UK
With her gossamery vocals and sparse guitar parts, Alice Robbins brings her distinctive indie sound from her hometown of Nottingham.
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