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My Sister's Name is Blue

from I Grew Up Here by fawns

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I had a terrible vision
I've got the feeling I might not be real
I dreamt I awoke in the morning
Only to find I had nothing left to feel

Now I'm afaid of the ending
The push and the pull of ready or not
I still believe in forgetting
I'm just not prepared to shoulder the cost

Do you see the house across the street?
We used to live there.
Now my soul it sleeps so far away so you can't find it
I remember everything and still I cannot write it
Because I just can't recall if things are real
And so I find a way to survive

Now I am dreaming of portraits.
And I have a feeling just might be real
Terrible visions of faces
Staring in ways that bring back all of my fears

Do you remember when we were young?

Do you see the house across the street?
We used to live there.
Now my soul it sleeps so far away so you can't find it
I remember everything and still I cannot write it
Because I just can't recall if things are real
And so I find a way to survive

Do you remember when we were young?

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from I Grew Up Here, released January 11, 2019
Mercedes Fawns - acoustic guitars and vocals
Richard Charlton - acoustic guitars, rhodes and toy pianos
Chris Morden - drums
Sydney Favero - upright bass

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fawns Lethbridge, Alberta

Mercedes Fawns and Richard Charlton started fawns in 2016. The five-piece band invokes deep and layered alt rock songwriting, inspired by the ebbs and flows of mental health, complicated relationships, and nostalgic memories of Western Canada.

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