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Waves
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I will never hide my heart
The way I feel for you
Tears of green will fill the skies
The way I feel is true
A love within your eyes
I will always love
Never will give up
Fall into the sky
A love within your eyes
I will always see
Feel you in my dreams
The world is in our eyes
I have lived a thousand lives
Searching for the azure
Starlight fills our open minds
With waves of pale allure
A love within your eyes
I will always love
Never will give up
Fall into the sky
A love within your eyes
I will always see
Feel you in my dreams
The world is in our eyes
We can live forever
We can rule the stars
We can live forever girl
If you fall into my arms
We can live forever
We can rule the stars
We can live forever girl
If you fall into my arms
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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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