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Fabric
03:17
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Summer and Smoke
02:37
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Trouble
03:21
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If this is meant to be,
Wouldn’t you want to start it right?
Don’t we owe it to ourselves,
To give it it’s own time,
I’m purely waiting for a sign,
How do our hearts look different,
If mine was held up to the light,
You’d see where it was broken,
I know I said you were trouble,
But the trouble was me,
I know I said you were trouble,
But the trouble was me,
And now I’m left here,
Just checking my phone all night,
I know we said this was done,
But you’re still on my mind,
I’m purely waiting for a sign,
How do our hearts look different,
If mine was held up to the light,
You’d see where it was broken,
I know I said you were trouble,
But the trouble was me,
I know I said you were trouble,
But the trouble was me,
I love the way you looked at me when,
You said that I’m your everything and,
What can I do? What can do to save us?
What did I do? I never should have let us break up,
What can I do? What can I do?
I know I said you were trouble,
But the trouble was me,
I know I said you were trouble,
But the trouble was me,
If this is meant to be,
Wouldn’t you want to start it right?
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4. |
Wrote Myself Off
03:09
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Riun Garner Vancouver, British Columbia
Riun Garner is a Canadian singer-songwriter from Vancouver, BC. Fondly compared to the likes of Elliott Smith, Riun’s influences draw from the formative alternative indie-rock music of his youth growing up in the late 90s with the fresh perspective of modern contemporaries such as Whitney, Hovvdy, and Phoebe Bridgers. ... more
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