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Walking

from the sound by breath&bones

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True story: this song won out over another one I wrote that day about fearing for my life in a Cambodian Tuk Tuk. Love conquers fear first inside our minds.

lyrics

I keep talking to you in my head these days
Though I'm walking places very far away
I know that I'm crazy, oh, say you feel the same
There's something in me waiting til you call my name

So you got drunk and said you love me
And I forgive you that
Lots of men make the mistake of talking way too fast
I just don't think it was whiskey, oh
That made your kiss like that
So say again you love me, oh
you'll hear an earful back

I keep talking to you in my head these days
Though I'm walking places very far away
I know that I'm crazy, oh, say you feel the same
There's something in me waiting til you call my name

If you cannot be my man
You know that I would understand
But I keep talking to my hope
So you got to let me go

I keep talking to you in my head these days
Though I'm walking places very far away
I know that I'm crazy, oh, say you feel the same
There's something in me waiting til you call my name

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from the sound, released March 20, 2021

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breath&bones San Francisco, California

americana indie folk duo featuring haunting harmonies and lyrics full of wanderlust

www.instagram.com/breath.and.bones

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