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Day Won't Come

from The Denver EP by Tallpaw

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The howlin' of the wind / The music of the city lights / The perfect summer city nights / The whisper of the gin
You're walking next to me / Your boots beat on the boulevard / Your lips are filled with disregard / The cars are spinnin' wheels

I hope the day won't come / I hope tonight we'll run / To the end of the world

There's a candle burning low / The room eats up your appetite / I hope to God I get things right / And we've got someplace left to go
I say let's drive off in your car / We've got money for gas and cigarettes / Maybe Illinois or someplace West / You say you've never gone that far

I hope the day won't come / I hope tonight we'll run / To the end of the world

Paula, Paula, Paula / We're gonna burn until we die / The clock says you and I / There's a spider on the wall
The curtains start to close / The sheets all smell like sex / And we won't get any rest / Until we've done it all

I hope the day won't come / I hope tonight we'll run / To the end of the world

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from The Denver EP, released November 27, 2012
Peter Bergquist - vocals, acoustic guitar, piano
Jason Richmond - electric guitar
Produced and arranged by Peter Bergquist and Jason Richmond
Recorded, Mixed, and Mastered by Jason Richmond

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