Walnut Tree
Keane
Once there was a great storm Pushed my head beneath the waves, I was gone Underneath the walnut tree Where you said you'd wait for me And I waited a long, long time I waited a long, long time I waited a long, long time I waited a long, long time I waited a long, long time Why, why do I come here? Seeking out the memories I handed Cause you put your spell on me Made me live a memory And I'm frozen in just the wrong time I waited a long, long time I waited a long, long time I waited a long, long time I waited a long, long time80s sound alternative Alternative - Indie alternative rock ambient anticipating Artists I like As heard on the OC autumn playlist band to check out beautiful bells Best of bluegrass Brit indie brit rock british britpop cafe coco Calming chill Coldplay DAZS FAVOURITES downtempo Dreamy drums edin electronic electronica emo eulenspiegel Evening Chill Faithless fav favdango Favorite Favorite Bands favorite songs favorites Favourites Favourites: A-M fix you folky and acoustic stuff gold good great song hard rock Heard on the OC Heejj Highly recommended hmmmmmmmm Homework i love Keane indie indie rock Keane Keane - Walnut Tree keane: walnut tree leaving Love it lovesongs Madonna melancholic stuff Mellow modern Mr Jones Music From the OC music heard on the oc music that reminds me of ashel new stuff I like nice OC Orgasmic paracuandoquieradormir peaceful philosophisch piano pop pop rock post-rock rap Reflective remix rock sad sexy smooth songs i want to listen to agai songs you like immediately Soundtrack summer the oc the oc soundtrack top song radio tranquile vocals wake up walnut tree youngy world your mental puberty soundtrack
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