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Rollin' Home

from Deliberate Distractions by Roving Crows

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Rollin’ home to Lisdoonvarna, rollin’ home,
No thought of tomorrow.
The consequences of my journey, lead me home,
back to you.
Trusting you can love me like I can love you.

I’ve been away for far too long, I’ve been away,
Lighting up the stars.
I’m not afraid to dream big dreams, it’s personal,
like a thought.
Before you start to speak, and nothing's lost.

You say my charm is my disorder, what a charm,
what a trap.
I never did take love too seriously,
not at all.
Changing these gears, I can feel the fall.

Coming close to memories, coming close,
A feeling I can taste.
The line is soft on my horizon, misty eyes,
You and home.
Blurring into real, between the stars and the stones.

Rollin’ home to Lisdoonvarna, rollin’ home,
No thought of tomorrow.
The consequences of my journey, lead me home,
back to you.
Trusting you can love me like I can love you.

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from Deliberate Distractions, released November 5, 2013

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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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