Where Flowers Grow (Single Version)

by Crush

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With their comeback single, Crush encourage stuck minds to acknowledge the phantom pain of restlessness and follow the impulse for movement and action in togetherness, with energetic baby steps. Stop where you are seems daunting, but there is always a new beginning, a springtime, Where Flowers Grow. Crush's warmly anticipated new dream-pop long player Past Perfect will be released in May 2023.

Following their debut album Sugarcoat (2018) and their EP Sundown (2020), Where Floweres Grow is the first herald of the new album.

lyrics

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Stay with me
Together we run better
aimlessly
While I sing
my lungs burst
All long gone
surround me

My heartbeat’s stronger
Command: try
My limbs stretch out
Intent: to move, oh my

Take me to where flowers grow
It’s amazing how
you can pull me through
It’s tearing me apart
What a loop
You can pull me
Take me to where flowers grow
You can hold me
if you’d like to now
Come meet me
Come meet me here at noon
You can pull me through
It’s all you do

Feel the breeze touching your eyes
Feel your rhythm close to mine
Drag your feet
Stop where you are
Seems daunting

My heartbeat’s stronger
Command: try
My limbs stretch out
Intent: to move, oh my

Take me to where flowers grow
It’s amazing how
you can pull me through
It’s tearing me apart
What a loop
You can pull me
Take me to where flowers grow
You can hold me
if you’d like to now
Come meet me
Come meet me here at noon
You can pull me through
It’s all you do

Shouldn’t be here
I am aching
Countless footsteps
ahead of me

Fingerprints so
slowly fading
Cover all tracks
left of me

All I do
I’d do it all
Oh I do
I do

Take me to where flowers grow
It’s amazing how
you can pull me through
It’s tearing me apart
What a loop
You can pull me
Take me to where flowers grow
You can hold me
if you’d like to now
Come meet me
Come meet me here at noon
You can pull me through
Would you?
My long forgotten you
My long forgotten sacred body moves
(It’s amazing how you can pull me through)

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credits

released February 3, 2023
Performed by Crush
Additional Backing Vocals by Jessica Howells & Sebastian Abermann
Lyrics by Christina Lessiak
Music written by Christina Lessiak & Christian Lach
Drums recorded by Thomas Grassegger at Elephant West Studio, Vienna
Acoustic Guitars recorded by Thomas Grassegger
Electric Guitars and Bass recorded by Manfred Herzog & Christian Lach
Vocals and Synths recorded and co-produced by Patrick Pulsinger at Feedback Studio, Vienna
Mixed by Thomas Grassegger
Mastered by Patrick Pulsinger
Produced by Christian Lach

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Crush Austria

Crush are Christina Lessiak, Katrin Borecky, Christian Lach, Verena Borecky and Manfred Herzog. They are based in Graz, Austria.

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