My Word
from One Summer by Lay Low Moon
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lyrics
I know you were named after a town just north of Boston
Or a section of New York where there are piers
And I really want to know if I have a chance while I am here
And I know that I can't pretend I've talked to you and made amends
Because that would just be so absurd
I wouldn't mind seeing you, you have my word
I know that it shall never be
It's become all too apparent to me
And I don't need to justify my life by having you by my side
And I know that I can't pretend I've talked to you and made amends
Because that would just be so absurd
I wouldn't mind seeing you, you have my word
I know that it shall never be
It's become all too apparent to me
And I don't need to justify my life by having you by my side
Or a section of New York where there are piers
And I really want to know if I have a chance while I am here
And I know that I can't pretend I've talked to you and made amends
Because that would just be so absurd
I wouldn't mind seeing you, you have my word
I know that it shall never be
It's become all too apparent to me
And I don't need to justify my life by having you by my side
And I know that I can't pretend I've talked to you and made amends
Because that would just be so absurd
I wouldn't mind seeing you, you have my word
I know that it shall never be
It's become all too apparent to me
And I don't need to justify my life by having you by my side
credits
from One Summer,
released February 16, 2014
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Lay Low Moon Boston, Massachusetts
Lay Low Moon is an Indie Folk collective built around the songs of Seán McKenna and is comprised of Seán and various friends from around the Greater Boston area.
discography
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Aug 2018 -
Feb 2014 -
Feb 2014
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