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Sundara Karma have announced a farewell UK tour for December 2024
The band will play their final four shows in Glasgow, Liverpool, Manchester, and London.
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"The Night" is a track by Sundara Karma, from the album Youth is Only Ever Fun in Retrospect, released 5th January 2017. The track is 4:22 long. It's filed under Alternative. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 17 articles about Sundara Karma.
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Promises always leaking through the day Happiness as the daylight turns away But I hear those echoes in myself Honey I'm staying in the night I can see your darkness in the light Honey I'm staying in the night, in the night Flesh is flesh, and blood is life A wild desire for the night Honey I'm staying in the night, in the night Falling with a heavy heart has marked I will leave for moments in the dark But I hear those echoes in myself
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