R 3.1 [Live September 2012]
from Resurrections by Phil Nite
lyrics
All ways are like endless travel, I follow them
My only world so fragile without your breath
I saw your tracks in my dream, I saw the light
And our future, baby, will be so bright
I saw your tracks in my dream, I saw the light
And our future, baby, will be alright
The scary colors catch you and here comes the dark
A forest knows how long I've waited for you
My only world so fragile without your breath
I saw your tracks in my dream, I saw the light
And our future, baby, will be so bright
I saw your tracks in my dream, I saw the light
And our future, baby, will be alright
The scary colors catch you and here comes the dark
A forest knows how long I've waited for you
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from Resurrections,
track released December 21, 2012
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Phil Nite Kaliningrad, Russia
Phil Nite (aka Vadim Pytkin) is the charismatic singer and musician from Kaliningrad, who creates emotional and as diverse electronic music as possible, free from any stylistic framework. Expertly and tastefully experimenting with various musical directions, Phil Nite always preserves his own unique signature sound. He has been independently creating electronic music in his home studio since 2008. ... more
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