1. |
Multiply
03:11
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In a cage I’m alright
The phone rings off the hook
I’ve been meaning to go
Turn the page and sigh
Like I said, I’m fine
I know, I know
Back of the tomb we might
Find somebody else
Look at the moon tonight
Your calm and heavy whisper
I saw it multiply
No one’s off the hook
(No one’s off the hook)
(No one’s off the hook)
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2. |
Where Do I Go?
04:22
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Free, I know
If I go, where do I go?
There’s no easy way to say
That all my fears just went away
How it feels to be in love
And sail beyond the skies above
Free, I know
If I go, where do I go?
First we turn and then we wake
The habit is too tough to shake
Crazy how we kiss so hard
As though we’d love to be apart
Free, I know
If I go, where do I go?
If I carry on my way you know
That I don’t want to see you there
If I carry on my way you know
That I don’t want to see you there
Free, I know
If I go, where do I go?
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3. |
In Her Gown
02:20
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And love I felt
She was there
In her gown
And there was them
Capturing my life
She was there
In her gown
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4. |
Baby C
03:02
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Don’t turn those eyes away
Till you see me
Don’t turn those eyes away
Till you see me
If you just believe
I feel the world will bring you back to me
Don’t turn those eyes away from me
Wait, I was wrong
The gun was in my hand all along
You told me how love
Is a part of your heart
And if you work it right
You and her are never gonna be apart
Ooh baby
I feel the world will bring you back to me
Don’t turn those eyes away from me
Wait, I was wrong
The gun was in my hand all along
Hear me calling
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5. |
Jamie Riff
01:20
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⭑ Ccrush ⭑ Sydney, Australia
Alternative duo Ccrush pair intimate vocals with orchestrated guitars and synthesizers in distorted harmony. Emerging in 2023 with “Baby C”, their distinctive lo-fi, baroque sound reflects their love of bands like Television and The Strokes while fitting in imperfectly with indie-pop contemporaries like Benny Sings and Jai Paul. ... more
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