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Kristina Vaughan | album The Art of Love

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THE ART OF LOVE

Here it comes again : the urge to write,
To lay down on paper that time was not on our side.
Got a pocketful of blurry slides,
Images too vague to try to make sense of them now.

History's always written in the aftermath.
It's a dirty job to make a scrapbook of our past...

Coz I don't know your face now, don't know your face now, it has changed somehow...
And I realize I don't know who you are.
I thought I knew you by heart, right then from the start, it's a shifty game.
You're the same. Yet a stranger, a stranger... Stranger to my heart.

Turn the bright lights out and leave the place.
I doubt you ever tried to make space for me at your side.
No matter how small, discreet, or tame,
It was not about me but about your ex after all.

I don't resent you for the rawness of your scars,
I just don't wanna wait to see if they are gonna close...

Coz I don't know your face now, don't know your face now, it has changed somehow...
And I realize I don't know who you are.
I thought I knew you by heart, right then from the start, it's a shifty game :
You're the same. Yet a stranger, a stranger... Stranger to my heart.

To sing about love is for the meek,
But it would be foolish to think it is for the weak.
By getting it all out, I make my peace
With things I cannot change - I wouldn't want that in the least.

This scrapbook testifies to who we've been
As a milestone on the journey we make within...

I think I see your face now, I see your face now, it's just not the face
I want to cherish for all times.
I feel for you as a friend, as a fellow soul. In my heart of hearts,
Think I knew you'd be my best lesson in the art of love.

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ACHAT ALBUM

KRISTINA VAUGHAN

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IMPRESSIONS d'eau qui court, de falaises escarpées, de ciels d'orage... La singer-songwriter Kristina Vaughan chante d'une voix aux accents irlandais ses ballades qui puisent leur inspiration chez les maîtres de la chanson anglophone (Sinead O'Connor, Tori Amos, Fiona Apple) et française (Léo Ferré).