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I feel it in my bones tonight
November is coming round tonight
and you’re counting all your money
cuz we don’t see eye to eye
tonight
no preview, need to talk tonight
montage memories tonight
and I always see it coming
but it never ends the same
goodbye
and you took my Pavement records
and my only paring knife
and you scratched up all the hardwood
and you fucked up my whole life
deep inside your whiskey tonight
sleeping on the floor tonight
and love’s still on the lease
but I can’t make half the rent
it’s alright
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She Was My Desert Lily
01:39
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Ralphie Boy
Ralphie Boy is the solo effort of Hamilton based singer-songwriter Ralph Reefke. Inspired by traditional folk music, he creates a rich mulligan of dark narratives and authentic confessionals that are infused with floral hints of hope.
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