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The Calm
01:57
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2. |
I'm All Sugar
03:43
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3. |
Drawing Circles
04:24
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4. |
Forgive & Forget
03:20
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Silhouette
04:48
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Spaghetti
03:44
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7. |
Reflection
03:56
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8. |
Drown Me Out
03:02
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9. |
The Rain
03:47
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10. |
Wait For Me
04:13
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11. |
Spaghetti
03:44
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Too tired to speak
too weak to fight
The walls are raging
I’m trying not to ignite
But I am spaghetti baby
I’m ready to snap
I’m all cooked up tonight
I could kill a man
They say
don’t you know
all of the things in the past got to let them go
don’t take hold
because what keeps you back
can’t move you forward
what keeps you back
can’t move you forward
But I’m still mad as hell
and on the other side
on the other side of it
I can see it so well
from the other side
from the other side of it
could you understand
from the other side
from the other side of it
get out while you can
from the other side
from the other side of it
Too young to know
too old to care
I’ve made the journey
but somehow we’re still not there
There’s poison in the system
They are walking in denial
You know you’re starting something
When you try to make me smile
They say
don’t you know
all of the things in the past got to let them go
don’t take hold
because what keeps you back
can’t move you forward
what keeps you back
can’t move you forward
But I’m still mad as hell
and on the other side
on the other side of it
I can see it so well
from the other side
from the other side of it
could you understand
from the other side
from the other side of it
get out while you can
from the other side
from the other side of it
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Dolly Mavies Oxford, UK
With her infectious mix of Alternative Indie, and Folk Rock, Dolly Mavies is “One of Oxford’s brightest rising talents
without a doubt.” - Nightshift Magazine.
Songs with depth and maturity which make them feel like they have been around for years. Likened to Fleetwood Mac, Florence Welch, and Gabrielle Aplin, Mavies' blurs eras, genres, and is an artist with something to say.
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