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I've Seen The Fire
05:12
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When I walked through your door
My first thought was even to run
It was late, it was dark
I wondered the things I have done
And I thought of all these moments
And I thought of all those nights
When I looked into your eyes
It took me by surprise
Cause I've seen the fire
And the light of your flame
I felt that was starting to fade
Walking on shifting sand
And stepping on my own shade
And I thought of all these moments
And I thought of all those nights
When I looked into your eyes
It took me by surprise
Cause I've seen the fire
And I thought of all these moments
And I thought of all those nights
When I looked into your eyes
It took me by surprise
Cause I've seen the fire
I've seen the fire
I've seen the fire
I've seen the fire
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2. |
Drifting Away
05:27
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I think and wonder
Where you’ve been
My world is blue
You set the scene
Can’t find my way
I call your name
You keep drifting away
I’ll cross the river
The deep blue sea
So I can bring
You back to me
Can’t find my way
I call your name
You keep drifting away
My days are lonely
My nights are low
There ain't no place
Where I can go
Can’t find my way
I call your name
You keep drifting away
You keep drifting away
You keep drifting away
You keep drifting...
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Tears don’t run dry
Living in this world without you babe
And tears don’t run dry
Living in this world without you babe
You found someone else to love
And there’s no point for me to try
This room is empty and cold
Living in this world without you babe
This room is empty and cold
Living in this world without you babe
These four walls now surround me
Oh, and I got no one to hold
I got no one
I got no one to hold
And all I had from you is lost
Living in this world without you babe
And all I had from you is lost
Living in this world without you babe
This poor heart of mine
Oh, I guess it had to pay the cost
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Baby sometimes, sometimes I’m good
Sometimes I’m bad and such a fool
But you know darling
It just feels right, loving you
Here comes the nighttime and I’m so blue
I’m just so lonely without you
And you know darling
It just feels right, loving you
I can’t stop thinking, thinking of you
You’re so precious and I’m so true
And you know darling
It just feels right, loving you
You know I’m rich without a dime
Since I have you, I’m in my prime
And you know darling
It just feels right, loving you
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5. |
Same Old Blues
06:11
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Close your eyes, look Inside
Your heart will follow, will be your guide
And if you believe
My sweet love will set you free
Choose your fate, face your fears
Your eyes are open, but full of tears
And if you believe
My sweet love will set you free
Here I go, singing the same old stories
Here I go, singing the same old blues
Change your thoughts, settle down
And just remember, I won’t let you down
And if you believe
My sweet love will set you free
Spread your love, let it shine
And you will find out, that you’ll be fine
And if you believe
My sweet love will set you free
Here I go, singing the same old stories
Here I go, singing the same old blues
Here I go, singing the same old stories
Here I go, singing the same old blues
Here I go, singing the same old stories
Here I go, singing the same old blues
The same...
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6. |
Bound By Your Love
10:04
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Woman the place and the time is right
The sky is lit and the stars are bright
We’re gonna meet when our hearts align
Woman I’m bound by your love tonight
There's nothing more I would ask to find
Now that I've left all my tears behind
We’re gonna meet when the stars align
Woman I’m bound by your love tonight
Woman the place and the time is right
The sky is lit and the stars are bright
We’re gonna meet when our hearts align
Woman I’m bound by your love tonight
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Epi K. Paradox London, UK
Singer, songwriter and guitar player Epi K. Paradox, originally from Chania, Crete, an island in Greece, traded the sun- soaked Mediterranean to pursue his music career in London. Taking inspiration from the British Blues Explosion of the late 60s and early 70s, Epi K. Paradox creates his own brand of contemporary Blues music, while remaining faithful to Rhythm and Blues tradition. ... more
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