Celeste has shared her new single 'Woman of Faces' and announced some November outstore shows
Tickets go on sale 8th September.
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Don't know where your heart is, but you know where you started You try to fight it, but it's all decided, whoa
And nobody knows that I didn't choose it Nobody knows that I didn't choose it And who's there innocent? Who's there innocent?
Could be laughing right now, could be laughing right now Could we be machine? Could we be machine? Could be laughing right now, could be laughing right now Could we be machine? Could we be machine?
Don't know where you started, but you know where your heart is You try to fight it, tell me what you think you know
And nobody knows that I didn't choose it Nobody knows that I didn't choose it And who's there innocent? Who's there innocent?
Could be laughing right now, could be laughing right now Could we be machine? Could we be machine? Could be laughing right now, could be laughing right now Could we be machine? Could we be machine?
And we don't like to fake it just to shake off the dust And life comes in many parts to us until the engine stalls
Could be laughing right now, could be laughing right now Could we be machine? Could we be machine? Could be laughing right now, could be laughing right now Could we be machine? Could we be machine?
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"Could Be Machine" is a song by Celeste from the album Woman Of Faces, released in 2025. The song was written by Celeste, David Andrew Sitek, Jeff Bhasker. It was produced by David Andrew Sitek, Jeff Bhasker.
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