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Sunlight

from This Kind by SLV

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Take me somewhere. Anywhere.

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The days are so short.
The nights are so long.
Will we ever win?
Passing time is on my mind until the darkness ends.
Until the darkness ends.

Take me to where the sunlight is brightest.
I'll let it burn me if it desires.
Can we go somewhere and just be?

Take me to where the sunlight is brightest.
I'll let it burn me if it desires.
Can we go somewhere you and me?
Can we go somewhere?

The cold wind tried to break our skin.
It howls its lonely lies...howls it lies.
Fireside the signals rise.
We will make it through.
We will make it through.

Take me to where the sunlight is brightest.
I'll let it burn me if it desires.
Can we go somewhere you and me?
Can we go somewhere?

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from This Kind, released May 5, 2015

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SLV New York, New York

Chicana songwriter Sandra Lilia Velasquez blurs the dividing lines of rock, pop, r&b and experimental digi-funk. Singing, and sometimes rapping, in Spanish, SLV's new album PIECE OF MIND, is a reflection on the current state of affairs.

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