Love Lies Cold
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Love Lies Cold by JulienceA catchy, melodic tune with insightful lyrics and is the second song to be released by Julience and a follow up to 'Alcohol'. 'Love Lies Cold' features themes of love and hate, being 'between a rock and a hard place' and describes the elements of a 'rocky' relationship. A great choice for fans of Classic Rock, Pop and Metal music.Love Lies Cold released 18 February 2022.
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