1. |
White Love
04:37
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Eyes meet
You tell me
Forgotten names
We don't see
White down
Your soft face
Love me
In space
Tell a joke
We find ourselves
In spacetime
A powdered hell
I want to think
This is all real
I try so hard
I try to feel
I want to be real
I really hope this time
My throat is grasping for air
I want this to be mine
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2. |
You and I
03:38
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We speak a while this time
Waiting for a sign
Looking at the sky
A shimmer of you
The colours merge to one
So I have come undone
Silence plagues the room
Thinking of you
Wait
Time has mercy only for you and I
Light is shelter from all the things we need
Time has mercy only for you and I
Light is shelter from all the things we are
The clouds they have no care
If you and I reach there
But I am searching too
Find something new
Bereft of all but fear
But soon I will be here
Something that I can't and won't name
Chorus
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3. |
As the Clouds Move In
03:55
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4. |
Goodbye
03:47
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Kalter Sheffield, UK
Comprising of multi-instrumentalist / songwriter Samuel Cooper and keyboardist / visual artist Stephanie Robinson, Kalter
are a musical project formed beneath the industrial pall of Sheffield.
Combining their love of post-punk, shoegaze, techno and trip hop with elements of the surreal, Kalter have supported the likes of Molchat Doma and The KVB in the UK.
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