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lyrics
Verse 1
Running up the down escalator,
Living in the now but fearful of later
At least I wake up and I am loved, I may be swimming down below, but I’m looking above
Chorus
I can live with the twists that trip me up
and I will straighten when the world bends
It may feel broken like it’s over
Ultimately nothing really ends
Verse 2
For one pleasure there’s a thousand pains
For each dry spell there’s a hundred rains that come down
Am I going under am I spinning round, am I rising to the top or am I spiralling down?
Chorus
I can live with the twists that trip me up
and I will straighten when the world bends
It may feel broken like its over
Ultimately nothing really ends
Chorus
I can live with the twists that trip me up
and I will straighten when the world bends
It may feel broken like its over
Ultimately nothing really ends
Written by David Donley, vocals Denise Wise with Band "Peaceful Cacophony"
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Radio Cambridge interview about "Spare Me":
“We like the name ‘Peaceful Cacophony’, because it's a contradiction in terms a bit like our lives. I wanted a positive word in the title, but nothing too cosmic. We all have this internal dialogue which is part-chaotic and part-peaceful depending on how much mastery we have over it. Musically something can sound like either of these things and ours in a collection of both. Even within one song there can be a rocky loud sound but it may have a peaceful soaring Middle 8 as a contrast. In nature we find this contrast within groups of differing bird calls. There can be a lot of singing and trilling, but the overarching effect is beautiful, like the juxtaposition of sounds in the jungles of Costa Rica” – Denise Wise
