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Killed With Kindness
02:55
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Do not doubt yourself.
Do not doubt.
Do not doubt in the dark what you see in the light. I watched the letters pour in. Through the light in my door falling. As they hit the floor they brought us darkness.
Do not doubt in the dark what you see in the light. Fresh flowers drop in at midday. A new floral smell for the hallway. As I close the door I’m killed with kindness.
Do not doubt yourself.
Do not doubt.
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Last night I fell asleep into the dark into the deep.
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Sails
04:11
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We were like sails sailing out from the shore where we are from. Is it too late now? Too late for us? To head back where we are from?
What was it you were saying?
What was it you were saying again?
I interrupted you in the kitchen.
I interrupted you again.
Last night I fell asleep into the dark into the deep. Last night I fell asleep into the dark.
I interrupted you in the kitchen.
I interrupted you again.
You laughed it off like you always do.
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Keep Quiet Glasgow, UK
a two piece pandemic project between old friends,
Calum Doris & Jordan Spiers. The self released single
‘Killed With Kindness’ OUT NOW
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