Goldmine

HARRY MCVEIGH, CHARLES CAVE, JACK BROWN

To the heat of a foreign sun
Warm my love safe in your arms
And the choirs of the air and sea
Spend your love to sail home to me

I saw her blue eyes candid in the headlight, she's got a new style
I saw her white smile digging in the goldmine, for a new life

This killing time is going to bruise forever
So turn it back - better late than never
I saw her white smile digging in the goldmine
Girl you look tired, even love, is it even ever?

I go out and you wear it all
To see that life goes on, if I'm there or not
I throw alms, at hands on the street
Hoping when your guilt builds up, I'll find you at my feet

I saw her blue eyes candid in the headlight, she's got a new style
I saw her white smile digging in the goldmine, for a new life

This killing time is going to bruise forever
So turn it back, better late than never
I saw her white smile digging in the goldmine
Girl you look tired
Even love
Is it even ever?
Even love
Even love

I saw her white smile digging in the goldmine
Girl you look tired
Even love
Even love
Even love
I saw her white smile digging in the goldmine
Girl you look tired

Trivia about the song Goldmine by White Lies

When was the song “Goldmine” released by White Lies?
The song Goldmine was released in 2013, on the album “Big TV”.
Who composed the song “Goldmine” by White Lies?
The song “Goldmine” by White Lies was composed by HARRY MCVEIGH, CHARLES CAVE, JACK BROWN.

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