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Our story is old, but worthy of telling
A love that broke beds and had neighbors screaming
our names, our names
I don’t know what happened, but while we’ve been resting
Years made us cold, and the gods have been dousing
our flames, our flames
The you and me I knew were the heroes
in all those songs that our friends used to
play on repeat.
Now i see we’re lost and confused,
chaotic and bruised as the rioters take to
the streets
And baby as the credits roll, a love like
ours wasn’t meant to grow old
As the credits roll on us
cut to black.
Could we take back the fire
Of years past and gone,
Return to the love
That once was so strong?
Can we rebuild our Eden,
Our paradise lost?
To get back to that time
Was passion the cost?
Baby won’t you kiss me, they’re singing their songs about us, down in the street.
We can take a bow, turn the page, set fire to the stage,
As the revelers dance to the beat.
And baby as the credits roll, a love like ours wasn’t meant to grow old.
As the credits roll on us, cut to black.
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One Horse Pony Cork, Ireland
EXPERIENCE ORIGINAL ALT-ROOTS AND
STOMPIN’ BLUES RHYTHMS FROM
IRELAND’S DEEP SOUTH
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