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5 days ago · Robin Trower – Bridge Of Sighs. Album Sam Richards-Ezra Feinberg – Soft Power. Features Uncut Staff- ... With him, he sent me some demos and I wrote lyrics and made a few changes, and then he ...
1 day ago · This new gatefold digipack or limited orange vinyl About Time fits perfectly in their career as a modern addition with current lyrics that aren’t really social commentary but reflections on the modern times we find (or lose) ourselves in during and since the big C went viral, when Stray were in the middle of a UK tour. The intention from the ...
5 days ago · It is a swirling and all consuming start. Lights flicker and the band stride on cutting dark silhouettes. An ovation fitting for such an icon is offered by the Manchester masses. Before M.E. follows, the huge smile on Numan’s face is clear. During the whole evening, there isn’t a word uttered to the crowd save for the lyrics.
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4 days ago · "My heart's become a bridge of sighs." "I've spent so long in the darkness." "Love, it is a flower." "You're alive!" "With this hand, I will lift your sorrows. Your cup will never empty, for I will be your wine." "I can't believe my eyes!" "Love never dies." "Marriage is a partnership, not a democracy." "It's the living you need to be afraid of."
4 days ago · This music CD titled "Bridge of Sighs" by Robin Trower is perfect for lovers of musicals. It features the amazing vocals of Chrysalis and comes in a good plus (G+) case and inlay condition. The CD grading is also good plus (G+). Released by GOOD Music, this audio CD is a must-have for music enthusiasts. Seller assumes all responsibility for ...
2 days ago · Bridge Without Sighs. These wonderful poems and drawings come from a beautiful book called. Bridge without sighs a Harmless Handbook to the Game written in rhyme by Reginald Arkell in 1934. with pictures by George Whitelaw.
