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Full Moon Blues
04:34
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Full moon rising way out back
Smokestack coughs a weary black.
Lonely sailor rolling in
Never to be seen again.
Come and take me, come and take me far from here
Oh come and take me, yeah, come and take me far from here
Clouds rise up from the old smokestack
Full moon shines against the black
Once you’re gone you can’t come back.
Full moon cracks the heavy night
Broken lovers reunite
Guitar strings ring from a hotel room
A slow, blue, lonesome tune.
A heavy rain distorts the light
A backstreet bar brims with life
A lonely waitress sits within
And watches all the men roll in.
Come and take me, come and take me far from here
Oh come and take me, yeah, come and take me far from here
Clouds rise up from the old smokestack
Full moon shines against the black
Once you’re gone you can’t come back.
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Strangers
04:55
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Yellow moon, faded against the night.
I feel small, staring up at the sky.
I’m crying out for something more.
Feels like I’ve been here before.
Oh time is wearing me down.
Yes, time is wearing me down.
Let’s go dancing, out in the light.
We’ll be lovers, just for the night.
I’ll leave you when the morning comes
Feels like I’ve been here before.
Oh I try to turn it around
But time is wearing me down.
Time will chew and spit you out.
We were strangers then, we’re strangers now,
Searching for each other again, and again, and again, and again.
Another night singing the same old blues.
I’m too drunk not to be with you.
Tomorrow is a long time , ain’t that right?
I’m too old to be alone tonight.
Oh time is wearing me down.
Yes, time is wearing me down.
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Brother Wigan, UK
Rock ‘n’ Roll band from Wigan.
Enjoy the music x
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Members:
Tom Kilby - Songwriter, Vocals, Guitar
Danny Jones - Songwriter, Guitar.
Holly Macgregor -
Vocals
Sebastian Parker -
Drums
Curtis Ledsham -
Bass
... more
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