Girli has released a video for her second album heartbreak tune, 'Nothing Hurts Like A Girl'
Catch her on tour in the UK next spring.
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There's a storm on the streets But you still don't run Watching and waiting For the rain to come And these words wouldn't keep you dry Or wipe tears from an open sky But I know, but I know But I know I'm right I won't let you drown When the water's pulling you in I'll keep fighting, I'll keep fighting The rain's going to follow you wherever you go The clouds go black and the thunder rolls And I see lightning, I see lightning When the world surrounds you I'll make it go away Paint the sky with silver lining I will try to save you Cover up the grey With silver lining Now there's no way back From the things you've done I know it's too late To stop the setting sun You see the shadows in the distant light And it's never gonna be all right And you know, and you know And you know I'm right And I won't get left behind When the walls come tumbling in I'll keep climbing, I'll keep climbing The rain's going to follow you wherever you go The clouds go black and the thunder rolls And I see lightning, I see lightning When the world surrounds you I'll make it go away Paint the sky with silver lining I will try to save you Cover up the grey With silver lining
When the world surrounds you I'll make it go away Paint the sky with silver lining I will try to save you Cover up the grey With silver lining Silver, silver, silver, silver Silver, silver, silver lining Silver, paint the sky, paint the sky Silver, silver, silver, silver Silver, silver, silver, silver Silver, silver, silver, silver
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"Silver Lining" is a song by Hurts from the album Happiness - Deluxe Edition, released in 2011. The song was written by Adam Anderson, David Sneddon, James Bauer-Mein, Theo Hutchcraft. It was produced by Hurts, Quant.
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Hurts →From Dork
Catch her on tour in the UK next spring.
Catch her on tour in the UK next spring.
This may not be the album that kicks in new doors, but it’s a welcome start.