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Goodbye, Chelsea Hotel
03:44
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Colorado
03:15
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Colorado twilight eyes
Blue with memories of you and I
Grey as night black as blue
The light is fading
with the memory of you
I will forget you
And this misery
Songs locked away without a key
Yea well I'm going to California
From the Mesa to the Sea
Desperation won't you let me be
Lets toast to the memory
Of those no longer here
When the early morning
Meets the nights last beer
Ive been mining intuition thru
These rock hard years
Sometimes lifes a mystery
But now it's clear
I will forget you
And this misery
Songs locked away without a key
Yea well I'm going to California
From the Mesa to the Sea
Desperation won't you let me be
Colorado she left me blind
So disillusioned I was free of time
I'll follow the rivers
and the setting sun
A desperato when the nights begun
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Change of Heart
03:32
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You were the only one who reached me
In the place between my mind and my heart
But now you're gone you're still teaching me
From wherever it is that you are
The tide is tumbling in
The Moon lit dark
The side I have taken
A change of heart
Loneliness has become my best friend
But she doesn't know me like you do
It's been two hundred and twenty days
Since everythig was through
The tide is tumbling in
The Moon lit dark
The side I have taken
A change of heart
It is so easy to read between the lines
I've already left you both behind and
I ain't coming back
No I ain't coming back
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California New York, New York
Guitarist Gabriel Gordon and, bassist Jesse Murphy, and drummer Aaron Johnston. If seem familiar, there’s a reason. Johnston and Murphy are founding members of Brazilian Girls; Gordon spent the last decade touring the world with Natalie Merchant.
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