Bad/Love - DMU (OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO)

Dreambound   / dreamboundmusic     / dreamboundmusic   http://vk.com/dreamboundmusic   / dream_bound   http://dreambound.storenvy.com ________________________________ Artist: Bad/Love Song: DMU Album: Single (2020) Hometown: Melbourne, Australia Website: http://www.facebook.com.au/badloveau Instagram:   / badloveau   Twitter: http://www.twitter.com.au/badloveau Spotify: http://bit.ly/badlovespotify ________________________________ Lyrics: You echo through my mind I’m wasting time again On you my old friend I know you’ve made your mind I can’t accept the crime Your face in the headlines Are we born sick? Can we get better? Are we born sick? Are we born sick? Can we get better? Can we get better? Is there any hope left for you? Drawn like a moth to a flame And now I’m out of reach Cause cold hands drag you underneath They say the road to hell is paved with good intentions But walk the crooked path, You’ll loose your own reflection. Will it stand the test of time? That I was living in a lie? At the elbow of a black sheep But I was walking with a wolf Break this, Erase this Melt my heart to the core There’s no hope left for you Drawn like a moth to a flame Do you remember me Cause cold hands dragged us underneath Substance destroyed your name Shut my eyes, can’t face the truth You’ve dug a grave for two Frostbitten hands will drag you under Frostbitten hands will drag you down Drawn like a moth to a flame Do you remember me Cause cold hands dragged us underneath Substance destroyed your name Shut my eyes, can’t face the truth You’ve dug a grave for two (Frostbitten hands will drag you under Frostbitten hands will drag you down) ________________________________ Credits: Music Video by Guy Cleeve Featuring Bad/Love, Nicole Thorne & Jamie Morris Special Thanks BLUNT Mag, Emma Swift, The Trail Family Single Artwork by Pat Fox Engineered & Produced by Callan Orr Additional Recording by Beau McKee Vocal Production by Marcus Bridge Mixed & Mastered by Forrester Savell Additional Vocals by Rebecca Hammond