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I Want You

from Longhaul by Time and Place

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call it what you want, i don’t have an ounce of will. you had me at hello and i will have you. you’ve got me acting like a starry eyed kid and not in the romantic way but in the way where i look like an idiot. quoting kerouac, smoking till my lungs turn black. call this what you like, i could call you if you want. you could be the subject of every single stupid song. it’s been three years since i have been free and everyone i’ve slept with no longer wants to talk to me. i’m cutting losses, ties, and lines of communication. you’re the only good thing i’ve laid my eyes on. i want you. and you can call me what you want, i could call you if you like. i’ll debase myself, at your leisure, every night. and when i sleep, i’ll dream of you catching my eye, proving love at first sight is true. and like new lovers we could make the jump and let the fall take us. i want you.

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from Longhaul, released September 20, 2015
Brandon Rainville - banjo, vocals
Jack Hawkins - acoustic guitar, vocals
Meagan Day - upright bass, vocals
Mike Cashin - drums

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