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January
04:20
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Sunny January, you are so far from me, but I think I'm gonna cope.
Made my resolutions, gonna forget you and, at least I know now I've got hope, and if she still adores you, maybe I'll ignore you, and then you'll realise, that I've fallen for you, way too deep this time. Rewind the weeks and, I find myself speaking, out my heart just like I do, giving away my kisses, revealing all my wishes, giving wrong impressions to you, but I didn't mean to, you know it's just me, my insecurities oh, I hope you'll understand, and forgive me. You mean to me so much more, than you'll ever know, I count on you so much more, than I should oh oh, I close my eyes in the sun, and when I open them up, everything, is just a little more beautiful. Driving back to Brighton, I see the sparkling lights and, deep, dark water far below, be lying if I said that, I didn't contemplate it, what an easy way to go, how could I be so stupid? Oh it was far too easy, our eyes were open that night, but one of us could not see, so ignorant, unfeeling, so naive and so believing. You mean to me so much more, than you'll ever know, I count on you so much more, than I should oh, oh, I close my eyes in the sun, and when I open them up, everything is just a little more beautiful. // Repeat chorus.
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Neve's Song
03:56
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Nevertheless
04:37
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Tears Before Bedtime
03:00
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Kimi
04:30
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Heidi Dewhirst Manchester, UK
**New Album Coming Soon**
Indie-Folk Singer/Songwriter
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