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Apparitions
05:00
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Dominoes
04:41
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Can we slow down
Just leave a trace
Let it scatter, doesn’t matter if it ever stays
Cos I don’t mind
If we ever change
Can’t make it linger, all that clearer, anyway
Yeah
Been heavy in your arms I know
(Can’t get this off my chest)
Struggling and we both know
(Our hearts are drifting again)
My feet are slipping way too close
You’ll be the voice in my head
Telling me how you’ll brush it all away
We don’t know where
Oh it’s such a fall from grace
When you shatter through like your porcelain
And we never had to feel the pain
When you point fingers but we’re both to blame
All the while I heard you say
Will the shards stick or will they drift away?
But there’s no pretending
When we can only stare
Watching them tumble like dominoes
Tumble like dominoes
Watching them tumble like dominoes
Tumble like dominoes
Tell me how
Did we get this way
Was it the possession or the never mentioned - god forsake?
All the while
Do I have to shake?
With every letter I remember of our only waste?
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Pedestal
04:20
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Between
03:36
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Glimpse
02:14
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Walls
04:01
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Vraell London, UK
Alessio Scozzaro is a classically trained musician who’s been releasing music as Vraell since 2019, slowly building up an audience for his ethereal sounds. Taking inspiration from classical guitar musicians such as Gustavo Santaolalla and contemporary acts like Sufjan Stevens, Scozzaro's songwriting explores hefty, personal themes, carefully transforming these topics into emotive remedies. ... more
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