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Next Life
05:03
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She’s breaking through the clouds
My clouds
She shines
But she never belonged
She’s taking every step
Like it’s her first one
She smiles
Because she already knows
Next life, it’s going to be different
It’s going to be her time
Next life, it’s going be different
It’s going to turn out right
She pours another round
One down
She laughs like a soul already found
Going to make another start
With a pure heart
Next time, gonna set the world on fire
Next life, it’s going to be different
It’s going to be her time
Next life, it’s going be different
It’s going to turn out right
If you take my hand, it might betray
The heart you stole and the bed you made
Live life, live life
If you find a love you can’t replace
And the ones you trust forget your name
Be strong, hold on
Next life, it’s going to be different
It’s going to be her time
Next life, it’s going be different
It’s going to be alright
Breaking through the clouds
My clouds
Breaking through the clouds
Our clouds
We shine
We shine
We shine
But we never belonged
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Brave Songs (Even So)
03:42
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Baby now we long to stay
Walking backwards in the tracks we laid
There’s a song that we once tried to sing
But this feathered lie has got a broken wing
It’s a calm mixed heart
That waits for the morning light
But you told me it’s too late to change
This feathered lie has finally flown away
Brave songs, hold on
There’s a song that we once tried to sing
With all the light that we could bring
Even so, even so
It’s not the right time to write a brave song
It’s a war we can’t fight anymore
Some fade without words all at once
Some disappear and return what you lost
It’s a war we can’t fight anymore
It’s a war we can’t fight anymore
So get it done
Get it done
Brave, Brave songs
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Better Than Me
04:20
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Step by step
We made it a first together
Night by night
We tried to sell it all
Wondering when the world will come together
Cause there’s nothing that could tear us apart
Hell believes me
Hell tried to take me whole
Start where we begin
Try to be a friend
To someone you don’t know
You started to believe that you see
Something everyone else cannot see
But you’re fooling yourself
Bye bye
Try, try
To see
You don’t fit the part
Your half is better than me
Better than me
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Window to the World
Well I’ve been told and I’ve been sold
A million lines before
Step inside and open up
Open up the door
I’ve got a window to the world
I’m on the inside
Watch this scene of broken dreams
We keep holding on
To all the things
The world should be
Let's open up the door
I've got to hand it to you
You're on the outside
All my secrets
All my
Goodbyes
All my secrets
All my
Goodbyes
I’ve been told and I have told
A million lies before
The world just falls away from me
Never hit the floor
I've got to hand it to you
And all your petty rules
On the outside
All my secrets
All my
Goodbyes
All my secrets
All my
Goodbyes
Where do we go from here
When we find out
We’ve wasted our days afraid
You could’nt say
We've been right before but now
we've lost our way
Still I can't believe all the rage on the outside
All my secrets
All my
Goodbyes
All my secrets
All my
Goodbyes
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E.L.Davis Los Angeles, California
E.L. Davis and the band are back with their poignant new record Stars We've Never Seen. The 6-song EP is set for release May 6. Their defiant and kinetic first single, Window to the World will be released April 8.
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