Missing Flame
by Black Islands
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'Missing Flame' is the first single from our upcoming album. It's been recorded and mastered by Santi & Víctor García at Ultramarinos Costa Brava Studios, march 2014. Featuring backing vocals by Eli Molina aka Fighter Pillow.
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lyrics
Deepest roots reached by the frost wait for the rain waiting for the storm crownless people on our side walking under an arid sky drop the hammers drop the guns wavering flags oh what's it for? and once again we miss the light and once again we miss the flame of an early dawn wide black silver eyes promise you a thousand lies no lack no need no want among those who reject the dirtiest crown once again we miss the light once again we miss the flame of an early dawn we miss the light we miss the flame I see dark clouds in the distance getting lower no lack no need no want among those who reject the dirtiest crown.
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released June 25, 2014
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