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Autumn Walk
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Chorus
You
Are drying my fears with your smile
They're breaking like dirt on my raiment
Dirt from the lonely road that we walk
Cold
Covers earth with dead leaves like gold
That we're crushing down thereafter
Unnoticed then gone while we talk
Verse 1
Glitter like lightening
Charging the air
On a gloomy day
We keep on fighting
We keep on fighting
Rain keeps on falling
I keep on walking
Far away with you
Go into hiding
Go into hiding
Chorus
Verse 2
Our steps are buried
No one will know of this place we met
Different colors
Shades changing over from yellow to red
Give me your inkwell
We'll draft a pattern of our lives
So many pathways
Too many ways to our rise
We will pass by the riverbed
Unnoticed and gone while we talk
I'll forget every word you said
But all that we have is that autumn walk
But all that we have is that autumn walk
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The Guests Paris, France
Modern gothic rock and post-punk, following the traditions of the 80's, successfully fusing old school and modern approaches
to music, standing against the trends of fashion, and defying the flow of time.
Now based in Paris, the band stays true to themselves with a fresh vision of gothic rock and post-punk, elegantly flavored with electronics and elements from other genres of the dark scene.
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