Name: Diamond Tears
Duration: P00H03M58S
Description: Just a tragic summer love song... I think it sounds like a mesh between Echo and the Bunnymen and The Cure. I actually broke a sweat recording the acoustic guitar track from all the fast Cure-like strumming...

G. Edward McBride - Diamond Tears

from Round 7, Week 7 by Monday Morning 3AM Music Club

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Just a tragic summer love song... I think it sounds like a mesh between Echo and the Bunnymen and The Cure. I actually broke a sweat recording the acoustic guitar track from all the fast Cure-like strumming...

lyrics

She walks the streets and holds his hand under a velvet sky
The blink of her eye
She runs through the summer rain there is no shame at all
Don't let her fall

She is the only healer of all his wounds and scars
A cosmic star
She is an intoxicating fascinating bride
He stands beside

Watch the wind blow through her hair
She is such an answered prayer
When she's near he's unaware
Of everything and everywhere

Her tears fall like diamonds in the summer sun
Now she's one
And on this day she wears the black to cover her despair
Cause he's not there

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from Round 7, Week 7, released June 29, 2015

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