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Seconds on the Clock

by Dylan Frater

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I saw you on the street
and although we didn't meet, I could see you'd grown
I was on my to the city lights that know my company

The sun is coming, I can feel it coming
it is closer to the edge of sea
And, lover do you think of me?
do you ever think of me?
do you ever think of me?
do you ever think of me?

She hit like a wave rushing over me
But the storm that kept me cold kept me clean
I was shackled by a drink to the back of a bar
I can see you in your dress like a test of the memory

The sun is coming, I've been told it's coming
it is closer to the edge of sea
and, lover do you think of me?
do you ever think of me?
do you ever think of me?
do you ever think of me?

We have seconds on the clock
we can still make it there
we weren't given long enough but now that I'm here
lover do you think of me?
do you ever think of me?
do you ever think of me?
do you ever think of me?

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released February 5, 2018

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Dylan Frater Wellington, New Zealand

Introducing Dylan Frater, a seasoned musician who has spent the last decade crafting a diverse and compelling catalog of songs. With a sound that has been likened to "a hug for the soul," Dylan's music possesses a nostalgic quality, often drawing inspiration from the seasons of his life as well as the literal changing of seasons. ... more

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