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My Gray Days
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I’m still loving you
Do you feel the same?
I seek meaning on new things
But not always find them
And sometimes I remember you
I feel bad for not being together
And I still want you
Do you feel the same?
I seek meaning on new names
But I never find them
And sometimes I remember you
Your light makes better my gray days
And sometimes I remember you
Your light makes better my gray days
Time goes by very fast
I’m keeping what is left
A small and spotted photograph
Keep calm, keep calm (I say)
Keep calm, I talk to myself.
And sometimes I remember you
I feel bad for not being together
And sometimes I remember you
Your light makes better my gray days
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Lowelldive Fortaleza, Brazil
Based on Fortaleza (CE), Brazil, LOWELLDIVE brings a british-like alternative rock with strong influences of classics vibes of R.E.M., U2, The Smiths and much more. The songs are inspired by Onni Matos’ (founder, bass and vocals) travels and experiences, with a “on the road” spirit always on board, since the smooth vocal melodies on "Spaceman" till the heavy voice of a broken heart on "New York". ... more
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