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Sad Old Songs

from Sad Old Songs by Arran Fagan

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Well I’ve been sad for way too long
Running out of sad old songs
I’m a running, running out of misery
Falling in love with all my vices,
Listening to my friends advices
And loving everything I see

And I don’t care what you even think
I’m just trying to do the best for me
For the first time in a while I think,
Has dried this sea of misery
Oh this music will carry me

Went looking for love and oh I found one
And she’s a damn good great one
Lover, won’t you be mine?
And we’ll travel the globe in search of stars,
From planes, trains, and cars,
And travel by foot down the countryside

And I don’t care what you people think
I’m just trying to do the best for us
For the first time in a while I think,
My heart’s been shaken from the dust
Oh this music will carry us

And these dark days, they’re behind me
And I think that I am safe,
For I’m in a real great place

And I’m
Feeling good and that’s for sure,
Making me want more, to be the very best I can
And I will come back home to you
When the day is through
And be there very best man I am

And I don’t care what I even think
I’m just trying to feel this one out
For the first time in a while I think,
My heart’s no longer down and out
Oh this music has helped me out
Oh this music has helped me see
Oh this music will carry me

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from Sad Old Songs, released February 26, 2016
Guitar, vocals, harmonies, by Arran Fagan
Recorded, mixed, and mastered, by Evan Kunze

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Singing songs of sadness and having a great time doing it.

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