I think of my dear friend and how we would cry with each other from morning to night into the next morning

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Our Bones Turn To Stone

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BLUE EYES

CALL IT A NIGHT
Written by: Alex Di Leo, James Shelley, Jillian Steele
VERSE
I said what I said didn’t mean what I meant
you push it till I say it over again
And I, still don’t why we, I still don’t know why
We can’t break the cycle every time we try
To talk like we’re civil, yea, somebody cries
and I, still wanna call you mine, still wanna call you
PRE
Oh oh oh
So can we just call it a night
Oh oh oh
We’ll get it right in the morning
CHORUS
Cause
It’s always night when we lift off
We fall apart when it gets dark
The worlds always ending
it’s your fault , or my fault , it’s our fault
It’s always over till it’s not
We fall apart when we can’t stop
the world’s always ending, it’s not always our fault
VERSE 2
Your side of the bed turns into a dead end
We make up then do it all over again
Each time, do it each time we, we do it each time
Get into trouble, get into our heads
Whenever the suns up we get over it
But it, it never lasts long, it never lasts
BRIDGE
Oh
Can we just call it a night
Oh
That’s when we fall that’s when we fall out
Oh
I’m scared of the dark scared of the dark now

Call It A Night

Sober

Rubén Crown Too Much to Bear

Written by Stevie Tonks Produced by Sam de Jong at Parachute Studios


They say there’s no better therapy than songwriting; an adage that’s all too true for heart-on-sleeve songwriter Rubén Crown.   The third in a trilogy of raw, genre-defying tunes, Too Much to Bear is a song that crept up on Crown. “When I sat down to write the track, I was coming from a place of frustration with someone dear to me,” the songwriter explains, “They had this harmful view of themselves that was causing them pain – but this strange, self-inflicted pain.”  “It wasn’t until I had finished the song that I realised it was actually about my own inner battles” he concludes. Too Much to Bear represents a realization that in so many ways, we are our own worst enemies, and that the real battle is in confronting ourselves.”

Produced by Sam de Jong (Ginny Blackmore, Stan Walker), Too Much to Bear swings from an ominous R&B slink to the determined swagger of the chorus. As usual, Crown’s emotionality is at the forefront as he delivers what he does best; a cathartic dose of leftfield pop music.
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Call It A Night

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