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The Well
04:25
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Down there in the darkness
the division was gone
between me and the air that I breathe
and I had some time to think for a change
and I saw
I might need you everyday
without you I'm just down there
every day
and I recall a poem
it tells me that I should erase myself
at least that's what I took from it
don't leave me alone
You are my favourite
You are my joy
Started freaking out, seeing things
hearing things in my chest apparitions sent
down there with the broken bones
down there with the broken bones
that I hallucinated
I thought of you
oh, down the well
You are my favourite
you are my joy
and I let you in you
I let you in
like I ain't let no-one in
like I aint let
no-one in
Make space for love
so much space
I make space for love
so much space
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The River
03:40
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I've been a water feature who's sadness is all lit up
sparkling in the throat where the amphibians dwell
mirrored out of centre and echoed back down to earth
out cold on the city steps
If I could only shed all of my skin,
remove the last layer
The minimal dialogue between us is awkward
as we recreate our parents divorces
which bonded us through trauma when we were too young to know
we could ever be apart one day
If I could only shed all of my skin,
remove the last layer
Raindrops sliding down the window
move fast in the city
The carriage turning sharply on the corner and
underground, onion town,
just bite and I will come around
just bite and I will come around
And the river runs below the city,
and the river runs below,
and the river runs below the city
like you run below me.
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3. |
Silver Smoke
03:38
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Meaning to say all summer
where you been? Or how you been?
It's been a while since we've spoken
I'm not angry now,
I'm reconciled
Silver smoke drifts out from where I sit
thoughts come and go
like gentle streams
When I remember you
and the pain you've lived your life through
and that you're gone now
and that you're gone now
You would walk my phantom through the park
as sky turns red
you taught me so much
hard to learn
just like you said
I'd be serious soon
Silver smoke drifts out from where I sit
thoughts come and go
like gentle streams
When I remember you
and the pain you've lived your life through
and that you're gone now
and that you're gone now
I'd drift away in thoughts of you
and the way your eyes were
piercing blue-
it's okay you know
to go away
you're right, there was no need
to explain.
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Johnny F K Sheffield, UK
Johnny F K is a singer-songwriter and musician from London, based in Sheffield, UK. Taking influence from poetry, folk, punk, and glam rock, his music is cathartic, whimsical, and introspective.
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