Abstract Heart (single)

by The Reverse

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He used to play in a band,
They said "how long you gonna give it?", now he's working in a bank.
He's given up dreams are dead,
He's got four weeks paid holiday and a pension plan instead.

There's a gap in your heart, where someone once ripped you apart
There's a hole in your heart, where someone once ripped you apart

She used to paint abstract art,
She left College got a job and now it is too hard.
She's given up, met a bloke
She's got to put his career and the children first.

There's a gap in your heart, where someone once ripped you apart
There's a hole in your heart, where someone once ripped you apart

He used to write poetry
He used nature as a metaphor to reflect society
He writes less, now he works.
Because you can't pay the rent with books of unpublished verse

There's a gap in your heart, where someone once ripped you apart
There's a hole in your heart, where someone once ripped you ap

credits

released February 22, 2018
released February 22, 2018
Guitar and Vocals- Nathan Loughran
Guitar- Sam Hartley
Bass- Teresa Kelly
Drums- Jason Moran
Mixed by Graham Dominy
Mastered by Alex Merola

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The Reverse London, UK

The Reverse is a North London guitar band making an urgent, literate style of indie-rock. New EP "If The World Ends Now" and LP "Which Way Out" out now on Blang Records. 3 EPs and debut LP released between 2006-20013. The band have played festivals incl Great Escape and Standon Calling and with acts including IDLES, and The Wave Pictures. ‘Abstract Heart’, was in Gary Crowley’s top songs of 2018. ... more

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