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Hammer Down
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I followed my darling
Drifting far away
Tired of waiting
So I cut right to the chase
I was another man
I never learned before
Like another man
I never seen before
I put the hammer down
Put the hammer down
I put the hammer down
Put the hammer down
Killing me softly
The danger in my thoughts
I tried to see clearly
But I started feeling lost
I was another man
I never learned before
Like another man
I never seen before
I put the hammer down
Put the hammer down
I put the hammer down
Put the hammer down
I put the hammer down
Put the hammer down
I put the hammer down
Put the hammer down
I put the hammer down
Put the hammer down
I put the hammer down
Put the hammer down
I put the hammer down
Put the hammer down
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I followed my darling
Drifting far away
Tired of waiting
So I cut right to the chase
I was another man
I never learned before
Like another man
I never seen before
I put the hammer down
Put the hammer down
I put the hammer down
Put the hammer down
Killing me softly
The danger in my thoughts
I tried to see clearly
But I started feeling lost
I was another man
I never learned before
Like another man
I never seen before
I put the hammer down
Put the hammer down
I put the hammer down
Put the hammer down
I put the hammer down
Put the hammer down
I put the hammer down
Put the hammer down
I put the hammer down
Put the hammer down
I put the hammer down
Put the hammer down
I put the hammer down
Put the hammer down
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I waited on him for so long
Not just a second or two
He was thought to be a loving man
But that was pretty far from the truth
Hiding from the things that he cared for
Living a life full of flaws
Blaming the past on his father
Troubled by his family abroad
In a world green with Envy
Never thought there was something wrong
In a world Green with Envy
Couldn't hold on his promises
He wasn't known to be faithful
Never showed if it hurt
Always reaching for the pinnacle
The salt of the earth
He looked tired and so lonely
Father was a sad old man
He was all about money
In the palm of his hand
In a world green with Envy
Never thought there was something wrong
In a world green with Envy
Couldn't hold on his promises
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He was dreaming of his memories
He was not himself
Trying looking for a different answer
Thinking of someone else
The writings on the wall
A burning game of cards in his hand
Ain't it simple when it's black or white
It's easy to understand
The flying ace
Heading straight for disaster
He lost his way
Thought he was going faster
Still looking for better days
Still looking for better days
Still looking for better days
Still looking for better days
Going under with no place to fall
He's trying to stay afloat
He was dreaming of a better ending
Living for higher hopes
A ringing telephone
Mistaken caller on the line
he was speechless like he turned to stone
Nothing could cross his mind
The flying ace
Heading straight for disaster
He lost his way
Thought he was going faster
Still looking for better days
Still looking for better days
Still looking for better days
Still looking for better days
Still looking for better days
Still looking for better days
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Ormiston Montreal, Québec
Ormiston is the solo project of Montreal born Nicola Ormiston. Singer-songwriter and producer of a sunny and laidback sound, somewhere between indie pop, chillwave and yacht rock where you can find influences from Toro Y Moi, MGMT and electro-disco. In 2020, he signed with Canadian label Lisbon Lux Records. Ormiston as released is first album, Hammer Down, in june 2021. ... more
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