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His Phantoms
04:24
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I wanna disappear into the dark with you
If it means leaving what I have here
Wrapped myself around your heart and your head
Threw our hell away
Cause I can't stay
Darling I can't stay
I wish that I could have saved you
I wish that I could have saved you
I could not have fixed your mind
No matter how much I wanted to
or how hard I tried
I see you everywhere
I feel your bones under my skin
I'm not done
Mourning you
I won't sing for anyone anymore
'Cause no one wants to listen
No one here to understand how little time we had
or how many things
I'm missing
The intensity of you and me
Was unbearably beautiful
But no one could see
I could not have fixed your mind
No matter how much I wanted to
or how hard I tried
I see you everywhere
I feel your bones under my skin
I'm not done
Mourning you
Short-lived and underground
everything goes
Endlessness of "what-if"s
as winter's moving out slow
You were all I had to save me from the cold
You were all I had to dream of
To dream of
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Deepest Shade of Blue
05:09
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I don't want to lose your demons
I want to love them, too
But running and kissing in circles
Has me losing you
I long for your sweetness
To take me away
But I'm still yearning
I've forgotten your face
You, my deepest shade of blue
You, left me too
I come for you, waiting
Under Tuesday's glow
I can still hear you saying
I won't leave you alone
You drip of apologies
I've never spoken
Still writing letters
I know you'll never open
You, my deepest shade of blue
You, left me too
I'm losing my mind
To follow you down
I'm losing my grip on
Reality now
I run from you
I run from you
You,
you,
you,
you
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Madeline Usher New Orleans, Louisiana
Madeline Usher is a musician from Chicago, Illinois living in New Orleans, Louisiana. She emerged in late 2019 with her EP “Phantoms,” heavily rooted in darkwave. In March of 2021, she released her sophomore EP, “Be My Lucifer." What was once described as, “melancholic synth-pop” soon became “moody, vampire girl rock” inspired by bands like Veruca Salt and Concrete Blonde. ... more
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