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The Art Of Healing

from Dust EP by Medals

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lyrics

All my friends they ask for you
My home is by the river
There are two sides to the truth
And love forever echoes
I have known that tenderness
From eyes just like a fortress
And a heavenly poison

It's how you look at me sometimes
Collapse into the moment
The joy of questioning the night
A million different answers
I have known that loneliness
From words that never surface
And a hopeless devotion

We are balancing desire
With the promises we keep
How are we supposed to tell ambition go to sleep?
It's how you look at me sometimes

The art of healing is a gift
And love is an adventure
We are learning to forgive
My home is by the river
I have known that endlessness
Of hope that never falters
With my best friends

It's how you look at me sometimes

credits

from Dust EP, released July 30, 2017
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JP Reid - Vocals, Guitars, Bass, Keyboards, Percussion, Loops
Fergus Munro - Drums, Vocals
Marianne Fraser - Vocals
Michael Logg - Vocals

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Formed in 2012 by JP Reid.

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