Manic Street Preachers - Gold Against the Soul (Remastered)

Sleepflower (House in the Woods Demo) [Remastered]

Money always seems too stale to justify
Lament blossoms, minutes all of you to wear
Broken thoughts run through your empty mind
At least a beaten dog knows how to lie

I feel like I'm missing pieces of sleep
A memory fades to a pale landscape
You were an extinction, a desert heat
A blind illness of my anxiety

Endless hours in bed, no peace of mind
No one knows the hell where innocence dies
Fragments crawling like cobwebs on stone
Blows away the safety only a sleeping pill knows

I feel like I'm missing pieces of sleep
A memory fades to a pale landscape
You were an extinction, a desert heat
A blind illness of my anxiety

I feel like I'm missing pieces of sleep
A memory fades to a pale landscape
You were an extinction, a desert heat
A blind illness of my anxiety



Credits
Writer(s): James Bradfield, Richard Edwards, Nicholas Jones, Sean Moore
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Other Album Tracks

  1. Sleepflower - Remastered
  2. From Despair to Where - Remastered
  3. La Tristesse Durera (Scream to a Sigh) - Remastered
  4. Yourself - Remastered
  5. Life Becoming a Landslide - Remastered
  6. Drug Drug Druggy - Remastered
  7. Roses in the Hospital - Remastered
  8. Nostalgic Pushead - Remastered
  9. Symphony of Tourette - Remastered
  10. Gold Against the Soul - Remastered

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Altri album

  1. Hiding in Plain Sight - Single
  2. Hiding in Plain Sight
  3. Decline & Fall - Single
  4. 1985 (Steven Wilson's Extended Eighties Mix)
  5. Know Your Enemy (Deluxe Edition)
  6. Studies in Paralysis (Remastered)
  7. Rosebud (Remastered)
  8. The Ultra Vivid Lament (Deluxe Edition)
  9. The Secret He Had Missed (feat. Cat Southall) [Piano Acoustic Version]
  10. The Secret He Had Missed

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