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Come Alive
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Are you holding on
For more than a show?
I could never give up on
The word I set in stone
No secret to keep alone
No, nothing to hide
I'll keep all those promises now
As I said, until I die
Breathe now
You can't hold time
Don't push me out
I want to see you come alive
Breathe now
You can't hold time
Don't push me out
I want to see you come alive
Are you waiting for
A more solid ground?
I could never forgive (myself)
Never allow a thing to hold you down
I did not erase
A memory in time
I'll keep all your mysteries now
If you'll keep all of mine, keep mine
Breathe now
You can't hold time
Don't push me out
I want to see you come alive
Breathe now
You can't hold time
Don't push me out
I want to see you come alive
Breathe now
You can't hold time
Don't push me out
I want to see you come alive
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James Edward Detroit, Michigan
James Edward is an American songwriter whose sound is fresh but nostalgic, taking listeners through themes of the human condition, love, loneliness, and desire. Their upcoming debut EP, "All That We Have", contains songs that feel very dreamy, and dance between genres, with a focus on vocal layering, lush guitars, and orchestral arrangements. ... more
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