Lexington
from Noble Hunter by Noble Hunter
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lyrics
Sun stay down for a little while longer
I'm not quite ready to feel your rays
Coffee grounds will be little bit stronger
Just let me hide under this blanket today
Can't you feel the warmth inside
There's gotta be a leak that's drifting on by
I know that it's not much but it's what's on my mind
Lexington
Show me how you fall asleep
Lexington
Let it wash all over me
What once was
Surrounded by apostrophes
All I want
Try to make it real for me
Coldest winter, though I might be wrong
And this radiator leaves a constant din
I still hear you trailing off in a fog
Staring and laughing at each and every little thing
Won't you lay and rest your head
In the room overlooking the street and the flower beds
For what that used to mean, well memories are what's left
Lexington
Show me how you fall asleep
Lexington
Let it wash all over me
What once was
Surrounded by apostrophes
All I want
Try to make it real for me
Lexington
Show me how you fall asleep
Lexington
Show me how you fall asleep
Lexington
Show me how you fall asleep
Lexington
Show me how you fall asleep
Copyright 2012 Noble Hunter
Lyrics by Kevin Garrett (ASCAP)
I'm not quite ready to feel your rays
Coffee grounds will be little bit stronger
Just let me hide under this blanket today
Can't you feel the warmth inside
There's gotta be a leak that's drifting on by
I know that it's not much but it's what's on my mind
Lexington
Show me how you fall asleep
Lexington
Let it wash all over me
What once was
Surrounded by apostrophes
All I want
Try to make it real for me
Coldest winter, though I might be wrong
And this radiator leaves a constant din
I still hear you trailing off in a fog
Staring and laughing at each and every little thing
Won't you lay and rest your head
In the room overlooking the street and the flower beds
For what that used to mean, well memories are what's left
Lexington
Show me how you fall asleep
Lexington
Let it wash all over me
What once was
Surrounded by apostrophes
All I want
Try to make it real for me
Lexington
Show me how you fall asleep
Lexington
Show me how you fall asleep
Lexington
Show me how you fall asleep
Lexington
Show me how you fall asleep
Copyright 2012 Noble Hunter
Lyrics by Kevin Garrett (ASCAP)
credits
from Noble Hunter,
released July 31, 2012
On This Record:
Kevin Garrett - Vocals, Guitars
Alex da Silva - Vocals, Electric Bass, Acoustic Bass
John Bishop - Drums, Percussion
Michael Quigley - Vocals, Guitars
Produced by Noble Hunter
Engineered by Charles DeChants
Mixed by Drew Guido
Mastered by Eric Xu
Photography by TJ Williams
Artwork by John Clifford
On This Record:
Kevin Garrett - Vocals, Guitars
Alex da Silva - Vocals, Electric Bass, Acoustic Bass
John Bishop - Drums, Percussion
Michael Quigley - Vocals, Guitars
Produced by Noble Hunter
Engineered by Charles DeChants
Mixed by Drew Guido
Mastered by Eric Xu
Photography by TJ Williams
Artwork by John Clifford
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Noble Hunter Brooklyn, New York
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"Noble Hunter" debuted as the #1 Folk Record on Bandcamp. Thank you for that.
discography
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Jul 2012 -
Oct 2012
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