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A slightly darker tune from the more Goth-oriented "So Much For Heaven" record. This one, as well as "A Single Thing", is at the top of my list of personal favorites. "I used to have a dream, or maybe a vision of something more...I always wanted something more than this." |
CD: So Much For Heaven
Credits: Written And Performed By Erik Andrew |
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Another tune from "All About You". A slightly harder, more rock-oriented track that recalls elements of Morrissey's solo work. My favorite of all the songs. "Don't you worry about me...when I'm dead and gone...rest assured...I never meant a single thing to anyone at all." |
CD: All About You
Credits: Written & Performed By Erik Andrew |
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Originally released under the P.L.S. name, this is the opening track to the "All About You" record. This one's a more upbeat, danceable track aimed at the Goth club audience. This song is mixed to be played LOUDLY...so, turn it up! ...Another tune for the lovely Holli Lynet'. " So close your eyes my dear and let velvet arms receive you. Turn away your fears and let the stars above become you." |
CD: All About You
Credits: Written And Performed By Erik Andrew |
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