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Hometown
03:40
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Take the next right ahead
Ride it till the end of the road
That’s where I once lived
In that brick house beneath the willow
This town had nothin’ cool
The Empty parking lot where we hung out
The freshly painted school
Hell, it still looks just like a jailhouse
I want to be honest, so I’m showing you
The places I came from, the things I used to do
In my hometown. I used to be found.
That’s where I rode my bike
Red, rusted huffy hand me down
I pedaled all damn night
My parents split. I had to get out.
I want to be honest, show you the beginning
Before I met you the way that I was living
In my hometown. I used to be found.
In my hometown I always felt stuck
Really couldn’t get away fast enough
Now that you’re here I’m seeing it again
Feels little better than it did back then
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Infinite Moons
03:57
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How many moons
Will you guide me along?
How many dark years?
How many light years?
How beautiful
The stars burn. Your head turns. Lost in the waves.
We’ve been drifting
So far away from the very beginning
Baby,
“How many moons?”
Infinite moons, my love
How many moons
Will I lie to and drag you along?
How many dark years?
How many light years?
How beautiful
That watch that I gave you. Faded and gray
We’ve been drifting
So far away from the very beginning
You ask,
“How many moons?”
Infinite moons, my love
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dru cutler Brooklyn, New York
Dru Cutler’s music has been described as "both delicate and intense, offering the weight of indie-rock alongside a much softer, acoustic ambiance."
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