Pierre
from Split with Nai Harvest by Papayér
lyrics
This is where we draw a line old friend of mine.
You made your choice, you're sold as shit, you're out of it.
But is it such a bad thing to live without this witness?
This is where we draw a line old friend of mine.
Waylaid, waylaid
With your eyes like a glove when you fall
And this sting I once shook off
It still rots the space between us
And this is where we break amends
Such a shame to lose your love at such a young age
A sudden fade, an undercurrent, everything must change.
Such a shame to lose your love.
And when you fall for the breaks, you fall unattentive,
With your eyes like a glove; sad and unrelenting.
And this sting I once shook off
It still rots the space between us
It's such a shame to lose your love at such a young age
You made your choice, you're sold as shit, you're out of it.
But is it such a bad thing to live without this witness?
This is where we draw a line old friend of mine.
Waylaid, waylaid
With your eyes like a glove when you fall
And this sting I once shook off
It still rots the space between us
And this is where we break amends
Such a shame to lose your love at such a young age
A sudden fade, an undercurrent, everything must change.
Such a shame to lose your love.
And when you fall for the breaks, you fall unattentive,
With your eyes like a glove; sad and unrelenting.
And this sting I once shook off
It still rots the space between us
It's such a shame to lose your love at such a young age
credits
from Split with Nai Harvest,
released November 7, 2011
license
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discography
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May 2020 -
Jan 2017 -
Jan 2014 -
Jan 2012 -
Nov 2011 -
Jul 2011 -
Apr 2011
contact / help
Papayér recommends:
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The "Sorry If I Was A Bit Rough" Demos
by Cheap JazzRaunchy and devilish sleaze rock with a heart of gold. Also some of the nicest people we've ever met
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Great bunch of lads playing dreamy indiepop with ulterior motives.
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If you like Papayér, you may also like:
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Everyone Everywhere (2012)
by Everyone Everywheresupported by 4 fans who also own “Pierre”
Let's watch a movie, expend no energy and just be. Can we just be? The most consistent album I've ever listened to.
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Red Hot & Holy
by Sarah & the Safe WordThis Atlanta group have a unique take on Americana, bridging queer cabaret culture of the 1920s and '30s with punchy contemporary rock.
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Meandering guitars, laid-back vocals, and catchy choruses make this the perfect end of summer album.
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Nature of Things
by Subsonic EyeEffortlessly juggling mood without slowing down or stopping to question themselves, the Singaporean band give new life to an age-old indie ethos.
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