"The Dove" genre: Alternative General
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	CD: Mortality is the Secret   Label: self-released Credits: Written, performed and arranged by David Aramor (except drums and electric guitar by Patrick Owen)
	Story Behind the Song The Dove was inspired by old christmas carols and is written in a waltz time signature. It is a spiritual ode to the human need for love, even if it is something that damages. The pain of the character of the song comes to a head toward the end where "love, love" sounds more of lament than hope, and it follows with "hurt me again", then at last, "hold me." Lyrics THE DOVE Love, love, color of blood Love, love on the vine Love, love, angels and dust And the whole hurt that you find Everyone wants me to kill her Everyone wants me to be Everyone wants me to whisper Everyone’s dying of need Love, love, angels and light And your hole, hide in your fear Look, child, feel it among you The moon disappears Love, love, love, love Love, love, love, love Ooooh, hurt me again Ooooh, hurt me again (Hold me)

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