Sinners and Saints
from If at first... by Dave Bradley
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Sinners and Saints
There are no saints, only sinners
No latter day fates,
No prophets,
No judges
No happy ever afters
Your dreams are but the mists upon the waves
You might feel that there's a ghost in the machine
There are no answers in your breathing
Come hold my hand, the sea is the size of summer
There are no saints, only sinners
No latter day fates,
No prophets,
No judges
No happy ever afters
Your dreams are but the mists upon the waves
You might feel that there's a ghost in the machine
There are no answers in your breathing
Come hold my hand, the sea is the size of summer
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from If at first...,
released February 1, 2014
Words & Music - DB
Vocals, guitar and bass - DB
Loops mixed by DB
Album art DB from a photo I took on a visit to The Vatican
Words & Music - DB
Vocals, guitar and bass - DB
Loops mixed by DB
Album art DB from a photo I took on a visit to The Vatican
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