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The Man With No Heart
03:20
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Whatever happened to our sweet song. Where did the love go, how did things go so wrong
Bitter sweet memories of a love that’s grown cold, It'll be lonely this christmas without you to hold
But somehow, I swallow my pain, you use words like weapons to wound me again. But now I'm calling out, falling apart
I'm this close to crying but still I keep trying to be the man with no heart
Whatever happened to a bond so strong. Like a winter rose when the summer has gone
I still keep those memories of you and our past. I curse the fortune teller who said we would last
Hold on, I shiver inside, you know how to hurt me and pierce my pride. But now, I'm calling out, falling apart
I'm this close to crying but still I keep trying to be the man with no heart
You know what I'm thinking, of going out drinking and washing my blues away. I kid myself baby, that someday maybe, you will come back and stay
It’s a long and winding road and I'm out in the snow, nobody loves me and I've nowhere to go
I play the past in my head things that I should have said. But now it’s too late and you're gone.
But hold on, my the tears inside, you know how to hurt me and paralyse my pride. But now I'm calling out, falling apart
As you look back over your frozen shoulder, you’ll just see the man with no heart
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Tow The Line
03:20
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A Quicksilver Christmas
02:27
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The Quicksilver Kings Hull, UK
Acoustic trio weaving elements of country, blues and pop over vintage rootsy
songwriting.
New album out 2023...
"Every once in a while you’ll come across a group of musicians that inspire you to find every scrap of music that they have created – The Quicksilver Kings is one of those groups." Jampshere Magazine.
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