The Brightest Light (Tasmania)
from The Brightest Light by Pocket Fox
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lyrics
There is no word for the colour sitting on top of the ridge this evening -
The trees are scratching it out of the sky.
The dirt turns my toes orange, as the sky glows
My feet trail purple, tracing circles.
Can this be the path you gave me?
Light is fading, colour’s fading, something’s setting in.
Sun is setting, light is waning, colours turning grim.
The brightest light casts the darkest shadow.
Like ships in the night, we passed, but you passed on.
The click of police cameras filled our room with deathly light,
It lit the lines
On Emma’s face and surely mine
As we spoke of other things,
Like what the year would bring us.
Can this be the path you gave him?
How could this be the path you gave him?
Light is fading, colour’s fading, something’s setting in.
Sun is setting, light is waning, colours turning grim.
The brightest light casts the darkest shadow.
Do you believe in a future that is easier?
I don’t wanna walk the path you gave me.
There is no word for the colour sitting on top of the ridge this evening.
The trees keep scratching away at the sky.
The trees are scratching it out of the sky.
The dirt turns my toes orange, as the sky glows
My feet trail purple, tracing circles.
Can this be the path you gave me?
Light is fading, colour’s fading, something’s setting in.
Sun is setting, light is waning, colours turning grim.
The brightest light casts the darkest shadow.
Like ships in the night, we passed, but you passed on.
The click of police cameras filled our room with deathly light,
It lit the lines
On Emma’s face and surely mine
As we spoke of other things,
Like what the year would bring us.
Can this be the path you gave him?
How could this be the path you gave him?
Light is fading, colour’s fading, something’s setting in.
Sun is setting, light is waning, colours turning grim.
The brightest light casts the darkest shadow.
Do you believe in a future that is easier?
I don’t wanna walk the path you gave me.
There is no word for the colour sitting on top of the ridge this evening.
The trees keep scratching away at the sky.
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from The Brightest Light,
released February 6, 2016
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Pocket Fox Australia
Pocket Fox are an eight piece folk-pop band who play original, eclectic music full of rich vocal harmonies and catchy horn lines.
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Dec 2022 -
Feb 2016 -
Sep 2014 -
Jun 2011
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