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Violins
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Violins
You and me, we got some strange hippy kind of connection
You blow me kisses and I don't even have to open my eyes to catch them
I hear violins, I hear violins when I look at you
I hear violins, I hear violins and cellos too
We just met but I know things about you you haven't told me
Better yet, I seem to know you mind soul and body
I hear violins, I hear violins when I look at you
I hear sweeping strings, I hear violins and cellos too
I was never romantic until you came along
Now everywhere I go I keep hearing our song
Over and over and over and over and over and over and
I hear violins, I hear violins when I look at you
I hear sweeping strings, I hear violins and cellos too
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Elia & The Low Tears London, UK
"Extraordinary!" - Tom Robinson BBC6
"Disgustingly gifted" - The
Guardian
"Massively impressed." - Gary Crowley BBC London
"The wit of Wilde, the voice of Wonder and the heart of Wainwright" - Attitude
"Perverse pop" - Rough Trade
"We had high hopes. Its always nice when you can find a band that exceeds your expectations." - Emerging Icons
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