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New York Love Song

from Bury Me Naked by Roving Crows

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"I spent many years living, studying, working and partying in New York. This was meant to be my love
song for that unique city; I guess love expresses itself in many ways." -PON

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You and I were lovers before the dream was dreamed.
Love is meant to bring you close or separate it seems.
We climbed through all the stages, travelled many miles.
Do we say goodbye with bitterness? Or end our case with smiles?

You and I were lovers.

I believe, I believe in you.

You built an iron icon, assembled it in parts;
Used it as a weapon, to falsify our hearts.
And the lie that lies between us, as honest as a kiss,
You placed upon my cheek, it felt just like a fist.

For every door that you slam, I can open two.
The power of forgiveness was never lost on you.
When my fears come to visit, I invite them all to stay.
I’ll feel stronger when I've conquered the ghosts of yesterday.

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from Bury Me Naked, released August 4, 2017

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Roving Crows Ledbury, UK

Roving Crows are a Celtic Folk Rock band who play with genuine passion, energy and soul. A must see live act who showcase a mix of fiery, Celtic inspired fiddle, conscious intelligent lyrics backed by drums and driving bass. Roving Crows comprises; strong lead vocals, 4 part harmonies, guitar, fiddle, drums and bass ... more

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