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Fanfare Lyrics by Gaz Coombes

Here Come the Bombs

2012

[Verse 1]
Ancient overloaded streets
Where the morning creeps
They freak me out
I feel like a stranger in this town
Then a marching sea of troubles hit
From the underworld
But I'll walk on through
The pouring rain
[Verse 2]
Our lives are filled with empty rules
That give me a sense of nothing at all
But I'm not a stranger to my needs
While the shadows fight and play games with me
In my mind, I think of you and drift away
[Chorus]
Speed of light, sweet feline eyes invite
On golden sand
You said we're through
I was such a full
But in the hard Paris rain
Without a care I heard a fanfare

About “Fanfare” by Gaz Coombes

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"Fanfare" is credited to Gaz Coombes. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"Fanfare" appears on "Here Come the Bombs" in 2012.

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