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Hunting
03:07
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That summer was the right time
The rain on your face, your smile
As we drive, through mist, at dawn
Remember that June, long gone?
I love it when your dark eyes glow
with you I’m never far from home
And though this is no city of love
It’s here we had our summer of hope
Just drive, take me there
I never thought we’d come all this way
That you’d shield me from the cold and the rain
Just drive, take me there
And though this is no city of love
It’s here we had our summer of hope
Just drive, take me there
And every time we’re trying to laugh
There is always something crossing our path
Just drive, take me there
But every time you hold my hand
I am safe, away in my homeland
Just drive, take me there
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Hunting (Radio Edit)
02:52
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That summer was the right time
The rain on your face, your smile
As we drive, through mist, at dawn
Remember that June, long gone?
I love it when your dark eyes glow
with you I’m never far from home
And though this is no city of love
It’s here we had our summer of hope
Just drive, take me there
I never thought we’d come all this way
That you’d shield me from the cold and the rain
Just drive, take me there
And though this is no city of love
It’s here we had our summer of hope
Just drive, take me there
And every time we’re trying to laugh
There is always something crossing our path
Just drive, take me there
But every time you hold my hand
I am safe, away in my homeland
Just drive, take me there
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Maria Helena Leeds, UK
Maria Helena: a project by two musicians, from two cities. Partly from Leeds, UK, partly from Wrocław, Poland. Our music paints cinematic pictures, as we weave emotive lyrics into sounds from the borderlands of alternative rock, electronic and folk.
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