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lyrics

Baby, i’m so sorry to see you leave
The more i remember, the more that i grieve for the love i couldn’t give you and how it lead you to believe i could be all things to you..
Well, maybe it just was not meant to be
You like Bela Tarr and i love TV, for the way it so desperately wants me to see that everything that is real could be sweeter

Baby i know i never gave you much
All of our plans just slipped through our hands like dust

Shame on me for so slowly wearing you down
I’ll burn all my bridges before you leave town
And live with the ghost that reminds me every day
Of all the sweet love i threw away

Baby i know i never gave you much
All that we had before it turned bad was enough
(For me it was enough)
Now we’re dust

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from Private Ruins (Vol 1), released June 6, 2017
DAVID HURN : vocals, acoustic guitar, synth, drum machine, computer.
JAMES O'SULLIVAN : electric guitar, bass.

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