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lola demo and The Weighty Tree - The Colour of Our Love Is Black and Blue

from Black and Blue (Collaborations) by lola demo

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When I joined Soundcloud, one of the first people I connected with was Mark from The Weighty Tree (theweightytree.bandcamp.com) I loved his instrumental jams and wanted to write a song around one of them. This is the track I picked and 'The colour of our love is black and blue' was born.

I was lucky enough for Mark to let me produce and mix it, and also add some extra guitar and bass to it.

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The Colour of Our Love is Black and Blue

It must be easy to be you
You don't get hurt
Nothing gets through
You pull my hair and don't let go
I punch you hard but it doesn't show

It's over and you know it's true
The colour of our love is black and blue

And it's all my fault that I let you stop me from breathing
It's not up to you to let me go
Cause I'm already leaving

I never thought I could hate you
Hate who you are
Hate what you do
I could explode and kill you
Or you could kill me before I do

It's over and you know it's true
The colour of our love is black and blue

(C) Erika Bach/lola demo. All Rights Reserved.

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from Black and Blue (Collaborations), released September 11, 2014
Mark Todd (The Weighty Tree) - Guitars
lola demo - lyrics and vocals
Demetri Vlass (headcharge777) - bass and guitar
Extra recording, mixed and mastered by lola demo.

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