On My Own

Seasons In Exile

Snake Handler

The Courtyard

HOME (feat. RACHEL TAYLOR-BEALES)

When you gonna come back
Home
Really want you back here
Home
Don't you know the streets are all the same
All the people smile when they hear your name

I thought I saw your shadow fall
On my door
I thought I heard your foot fall
On my floor
My heart skips and I turn around to face
A silent memory in an empty place
Where you

Stood when we were young when
Days were long and time was on our side
Now those days have left us
With a bittersweet pain inside

Come back home
Come back and see me
Yeah, I've missed you
Hiraeth, a hole
Fill when you're ready

Thinking 'bout the times we used to
Share
Thinking 'bout how you were always
There
All the different cracks that we slipped between
Now I need to tell ya' how much you mean
To

Me, I'm just here waiting
Waiting for you to arrive
All seems still and listless
Needing you for things to come alive

So come back home
Come back and see me
I'll be waiting
Hiraeth, a hole
Fill when you're ready

Come back home
Come back and see me
Yeah, I've missed you
Hiraeth, a hole
Fill when you're ready

Say what you want to say
I won't move away
Say what you want to say, I know
You'll do it anyway

Whoa whoa whoa ho
Whoa ho ho
Whoa whoa whoa ho
Whoa ho ho
We all get it right and we'll get it wrong
Doesn't really matter when you belong

Whoa whoa whoa ho
Whoa ho ho
Whoa whoa whoa ho
Whoa ho ho
Door is always open, walk on through
Sit and take a load off, say what's new

Come back home
Come back and see me
Yeah, I missed you
Hiraeth, a hole
Fill when you're ready

Come back home
Come back and see me
Yeah, I've missed you
Hiraeth, a hole
Fill when you're ready

Come back home
Come back and see me
Yeah, I missed you
Hiraeth, a hole
Fill when you're ready

Come back home
Come back and see me
Yeah, I missed you
Hiraeth, a hole
Fill when you're ready

Home (feat. Rachel Taylor-Beales)

‘When The Radio Plays’ is the second single from indie pop duo Shapes Like People. A jangling disco track that provides contrast to previous release ‘Fireworks’, giving us insight into the collection of songs that will sit between the two on their highly anticipated forthcoming album.

When The Radio Plays

Where The Bullet Sleeps Ref 05

This is #10 and is pretty self-explanatory with heart ache. I hope you can relate, and it gives you some relief you are not alone.

The Courtyard

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