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The Sky Is Fire
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I watch two friends
Share a drink
Both their minds
On the same thing
What am I to do?
I live alone
In a crooked house
With the hungry ghost
And the spirit of our time
What am I to do?
I make my way
Along the lonesome street
I look above
And what do I see?
The sky is fire
Above the old hotel
I can see the horses
And I can hear the bell
What am I to do?
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James Andrews London, UK
James Andrews is a London based songwriter and alt-rocker Having spent the best part of fifteen years focusing on a delicate and introverted approach to making music, he felt that for this record - it was time make a rock album. Merging tender introspective balladry with scratchy and crunchy guitars, the new album …And The Light Went Out is out now. ... more
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