Mistakes (Radio Version)

by Red Sun Revival

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Following the success of "Running from the Dawn", Red Sun Revival are pleased to announce their much anticipated second release, a 4-track EP entitled "Embers". Ahead of the release, the band are releasing a single version of epic track "Mistakes", the full version of which features on the EP. As with the first album, "Mistakes" was masterfully mixed and produced by Stephen Carey of The Eden House. Furthermore, the song features live drums from Simon Rippin also of The Eden House, and formerly of The Nephilim, imparting new dynamics and energy to the new material. "Mistakes" explores new directions for Red Sun Revival whilst remaining faithful to the band's particular sound and style.

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I don't know what you want
I don't know what you need
I'm so possessed it's hard to see reality
You inhabit my thoughts
I imagine you're near
But when I get too close you turn and disappear

So I made mistakes forsaken one
Do you still believe you'll never fall in love?
Sometimes when I see your face in dreams
Everything becomes just like a memory

I'm afraid all the time
I don't know what to do
There's something indiscernible about you
And wherever you are
And whatever you chose
I'll try to understand if you still want me to

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released August 22, 2014
Vaughan (Rob) Leydon

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Red Sun Revival UK

Red Sun Revival are an alternative/gothic rock band formed in London, England in 2011. The line-up consists of vocalist/guitarist Rob Leydon, bassist Panos Theodoropoulos, drummer Simon Rippin, and violinist Christina Emery. The band’s sound is defined by sonorous vocals with intricate, sparkly guitars which float over driving bass lines and weave amongst haunting violin harmonies. ... more

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