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Cells

from Waves 2 You by Young Dreams

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This is the first singel from Young Dreams' sophomore album.

lyrics

High above
the spheres of your own
your own
Reaching out
into the unknown
unknown

Feel the warmth
the further you go
and so
With the rays
the feeling just grows
and grows

Come down
you’re overheating your cells
You’re too close to the sun
and still going on
So far off the ground
that you cannot see
what everyone sees
You’re fated to fall down

Shooting stars
you dance through them all
through all
It’s yourself
that is gonna make you fall
you fall

Come down
you’re overheating your cells
You’re too close to the sun
and still going on
So far off the ground
that you cannot see
what everyone sees
You’re fated to fall down

credits

from Waves 2 You, released January 12, 2018
Lyrics by Rune Vandaskog

Music by Matias Tellez

Produced, arranged and mixed by Matias Tellez.

Mastered by Jørgen Træen.

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Young Dreams Bergen, Norway

Young Dreams released their debut 'Between Places' in 2013 via Modular. Gaining praise from the likes of Pitchfork, The Guardian, NME and Interview Magazine, the band won the award for the Best Album at Spellemannprisen (The Norwegian Grammy Awards)

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