Au Revoir
from LIMA by Elevator Music
lyrics
France arrived in dreams today;
memories of a September grey.
I fell in love with the world that day.
L'amour, the art, the ocean coast, tugging at me from a decade ago.
I met the world I want to know.
"Au revoir" she said, I'll return again.
"Au revoir" she said
I made believe that what I had was better than I could of ever had.
"Mon ami wont you be coming back?"
This is where I realize: Lifes too short too let it pass me by. I'm taking the next flight.
"Au revoir" she said, I'll return again.
"Au revoir" she said
And this isn't the life that I wanted. isn't the life that I needed.
memories of a September grey.
I fell in love with the world that day.
L'amour, the art, the ocean coast, tugging at me from a decade ago.
I met the world I want to know.
"Au revoir" she said, I'll return again.
"Au revoir" she said
I made believe that what I had was better than I could of ever had.
"Mon ami wont you be coming back?"
This is where I realize: Lifes too short too let it pass me by. I'm taking the next flight.
"Au revoir" she said, I'll return again.
"Au revoir" she said
And this isn't the life that I wanted. isn't the life that I needed.
credits
from LIMA,
released June 11, 2011
Vocals: Anthony Kameka
Guitars: Anthony Kameka & Juan Delfin
Bass: Willand Moralda
Drums: Nigel Pohran
Recorded and Mastered by Robbie Josh Gwilliam
Vocals: Anthony Kameka
Guitars: Anthony Kameka & Juan Delfin
Bass: Willand Moralda
Drums: Nigel Pohran
Recorded and Mastered by Robbie Josh Gwilliam
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Elevator Music Calgary, Alberta
Elevator Music is an indie-rock band originating from Calgary, Alberta in 2009. Two years into creation, Vocalist/Guitarists, Anthony Kameka and Juan Delfin, Drummer Nigel, Pohran, and Bassist, Willand Moralda have formed their own unique spin on the traditional four-piece pop soundscape to produce hook filled, clever, melodic, guitar based indie-rock. ... more
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Mar 2012 -
Jun 2011 -
Apr 2011 -
Aug 2009
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