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03:17
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Cheer me up
I’m begging you
this season is almost killing me
Open up
Please you must be
The one who wants to save me
He says nooo
No nooo
There’s no feeling
Left in my chest
anymore
There’s no feeling
That I can show
Dancing only
in the morning time
alone in the early apartment sun
I watch myself
As my face slowly turns
I realize now that she never learns
She says
No nooo
There’s no feeling
Left in my chest
anymore
There’s no feeling
That I can show now
I know I shouldn’t blame her
She can be the coolest on earth
I know I shouldn’t blame her
She can be the coolest on earth
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Vilma Flood Dalarna County, Sweden
Vilma had her breakthrough when her album “Moodswinger” .Often compared to Sharon van Etten, Ane Brun or Angel Olsen the artist holds her own space and vibe. There is also a certain similarity in the way to approach her own artistery, constantly thriving and striving., adding modern twists and finding new ways to express herself. Short stories all delivered with Flood’s dark and vibrating voice. ... more
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