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you couldn’t tell me nothing i don’t know about me
i’ve paid my debt if you’ll remember all i never see
i’m broken in my bones of late it’s a surface thing i swear
it’s the ballast i seemed to never hold that broke so worse for wear

and i’m killing all my demons on a sunday lost for good
get to where i’m going if i use up all my will

it’s the architecture’s balance that’s been pushing me to this
just remember how i used to be and how we just exist
but it’s never good enough for us we want the world in hands
i’ll give you all i’ve got to give i’ll give everything that i am

and it’s too late to turn back i’m all in with you don’t you know
i’ll be kneeling at the altar of the passion lying in your soul

don’t forget to turn out the light or even turn out tonight
it’s the first of many chances that we have to make it seem wise
that we left a million fires burning right there on the city streets
i’ll always think of how you looked and how said you’d never leave without me

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from Darker Times, released March 4, 2015

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The Surviving Kenneallys Cambridge, Massachusetts

Joseph Kenneally - Lead Vocals/Guitar
Brighid McHugh Mullane - Fiddle/Vocals
Jesse Wellman - Banjo/Vocals
Ryan Dalley - Guitar/Vocals
Ian Dalley - Bass Guitar
Stephen Boyd - Mandolin

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