Weekly Song #21 - Memory Card
from Weekly Songs 15-28 by Roger Heathers
lyrics
If Valentine was true
I must have left too soon
I must have left too soon
Remember how you'd rest
Your necklace on my chest
The lungs beneath your breasts
The tide was turning
And I could see it coming back
Oh, coming back
The lines were blurring
The marble stone begins to crack
Begins to crack
The fortunes that you tell
The lies you tell yourself
The fortunes that you tell
But I remember times
You must've changed my mind
You must've changed my mind
We sat down by the ocean and decided we would stay
Until our little boat had sailed away
The tide was turning
And I could see it coming back
Oh, coming back
The lines were blurring
The marble stone begins to crack
Begins to crack
I must have left too soon
I must have left too soon
Remember how you'd rest
Your necklace on my chest
The lungs beneath your breasts
The tide was turning
And I could see it coming back
Oh, coming back
The lines were blurring
The marble stone begins to crack
Begins to crack
The fortunes that you tell
The lies you tell yourself
The fortunes that you tell
But I remember times
You must've changed my mind
You must've changed my mind
We sat down by the ocean and decided we would stay
Until our little boat had sailed away
The tide was turning
And I could see it coming back
Oh, coming back
The lines were blurring
The marble stone begins to crack
Begins to crack
credits
from Weekly Songs 15-28,
released May 15, 2017
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Roger Heathers England, UK
Multi-instrumentalist songwriter and producer
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On of my favourite pop punk/emo outfits. Big influence on me.
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Carrie & Lowell
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Last Astronaut In Space
by Pea Green BoatMy other project, featuring the vocals of Joe O'Neill. Experimental, bombastic alt rock. "If less is more, thing how much more will be!"
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