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Challenge
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Challenge κυκλοφόρησε στις 23 Σεπτεμβρίου 2014 από Nettwerk Music Group ως μέρος του άλμπουμ Harvest of Gold
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ΆλμπουμHarvest of Gold
Ημερομηνία κυκλοφορίας23 Σεπτεμβρίου 2014
ΕτικέταNettwerk Music Group
ΓλώσσαEnglish
Μελωδικότητα
Ακουστικότητα
Βαλάνς
Χορευτικότητα
Ενέργεια
BPM119

Συντελεστές

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Gossling
Gossling
Performer
John Castle
John Castle
Keyboards
Helen Croome
Helen Croome
Vocals, Keyboards, Acoustic Guitar
Peter Marin
Peter Marin
Drums
Joshua Jones
Joshua Jones
Bass Guitar
Ben Edgar
Ben Edgar
Guitar
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Helen Croome
Helen Croome
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
John Castle
John Castle
Producer, Mixing Engineer

Στίχοι

Got your words in my pocket, keep them with me so I never get too strong
You're the reason that I never feel completely safe within my song
All the little thoughts that come my way, are hard to balance with my own
It's all these words that will break me, tear my dreams and lead this momentum to stall
I challenge you to show, you're safe behind that masquerade
I challenge you to show, do you see all that you have made?
No matter how many times I say I won't I'm gonna listen to your words
The trouble starts when I'm feeling low and then a want of knowing lurks
Choosing not to think about such thoughts, a constant battle with my mind
Feeling down is a constant pull I'm never gonna see it disappear.
I challenge you to show, you're safe behind that masquerade
I challenge you to show, do you see all that you have made?
I challenge you to show, you're safe behind that masquerade
I challenge you to show, do you see all that you have made?
Hurtful ways are found, in words that have no sound
Awful words fall hard, upon me
Doubtful thoughts surround, from words that have no sound
Desperate words that were born from what?
I challenge you to show, you're safe behind that masquerade
I challenge you to show, do you see all that you have made?
I challenge you to show, you're safe behind that masquerade
I challenge you to show, do you see all that you have made?
Written by: Helen Croome
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