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Heaven
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Leaves will fall, and fade away
Time will pass, like summers rain
All must be forgotten
For our hearts to love again
To dreams of worlds, we've never seen
Trees of gold and evergreen
Ascend to the stars
For there's a fire in our hearts
Our memories will never die
Like a river they will flow through time
If a melody can intertwine
We're in heaven and it's so divine
Seasons change, as they decay
Hearts will yearn, for yesterday
I am but a dreamer
And I'll dream if I want to
A whisper from, the winds afar
Visions of euphoria
Shangri-la awaits us
Our journey must unfold
Our memories will never die
Like a river they will flow through time
If a melody can intertwine
We're in heaven and it's so divine
I see the stars above
We're higher than the sun
I know you are the one
I see the world afar
With oceans bound to fire
Where mountains reach the stars
I see the stars above
We're higher than the sun
I know you are the one
I see the world afar
With oceans bound to fire
Where mountains reach the stars
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Juliper Sky Manchester, UK
Juliper Sky marries elements of Shoegaze, Dream Pop and Psychedelia, amidst walls of shimmering synths and reverb-laden
guitars that have come to represent the key elements of their sound.
Jamie Lambert - Vocals / Guitar
Dan Parker - Guitar
Liam Grindell - Guitar / Synths
Roger Damen - Bass
Ben Pursehouse - Drums
... more
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