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from New Release by Esgazette

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I wouldn’t be surprised
If it all turned out perfect in the end
You made all the arrangements
There’s no more you can do now

Venus and the moon above your head
In the silver before the sunset
The warm air brushes past
A seabird in the sky
And here we are packing up

It’s here today
Resting on your shoulders
It goes away but it all makes you

In your crumpled way
Now the casing’s faded
And the shine has gone
Your coat is corroded
Tarnished and torn at the hem

In a room lined with mirrors
No longer know which is which
The tangible things
Don’t add up to anything much
You’ve been through so much
To get here

It’s here today
Resting on your shoulders
It goes away but it all makes you

I wouldn’t be surprised
If it all turns out perfect in the end
You did all you could
You did all you could at the time
You’ve been through so much
To get here

It’s getting light so late
It’s dark before you leave and go home
An end to the winter
And the year it starts up again

It’s here today
Resting on your shoulders
It goes away but it all makes you

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from New Release, released June 4, 2021

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Esgazette is an independent recording project that has been active since the 1980s. It began in London and is now based in Scotland. At the same time both a band with songs and an extensive catalogue of instrumentals. While broadly described as alternative electronic, there is no musical plan for Esgazette. So you may find a pop song next to a piece of musique concrète. Good luck. ... more

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