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It Is What It Is
04:39
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It It What It Is
Take my place
Or take me instead
But I can’t promise
What I can in my head
Take it for what it is
I know, I know
It can be hard
Take me for what I am
I know, I know
It can be hard
Trouble in mine
Trouble in yours
Times still running
While we wait for the cure
I love you still
Still as a ghost
Even when you're evil
I'll love you the most
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2. |
Don't Think
04:30
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Don't Think
I think you want something
but you don't see it yet
its a corner of a smile
it's a glimmer of an eye
not hard to see
but maybe you've seen
that nothings like it was
cause love don't come free
Don't think baby
I'm your only one
I'll be your moon and sun
nothing ever was
as good as your love
Don't think baby
I'll be the one
I see you fall back in
your back in love again
it's a stare of an eye
it's the way you say hi
Will I love you when you’re old?
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3. |
Femi-Socialite
05:27
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Femi-Socialite
I was on the road to takin back
What i thought we didn't have
Regret still finds its way back to me and you
The further I stray from you
The more you tie a string up to
Making me move the way you want
I guess that I'm a sucker for
Moving back and moving forth
Held inside the freak show you create
And nothing i could ever say
Could ever make you turn away
Why do i turn away from you
So what are we to do now
Afterall i shut you out
I answer back and start the ride again
I must be a sucker for
Movin' back and movin forth
Held inside a freak show you create
Words and Music: Jamie Lou Connolly
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4. |
Runnin' On This Heart
03:54
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Runnin' On This Heart
These days have been strange
Strangers inside my heart
Wish i knew I'd be second place
Would’ve bought another bed
Oh it's time for me to start
Time for me to run
Time for me to love
Time for you to stop
Running on this heart
Oh babe I could say
That I'm owed a little truth
I keep walking
This town in shame
Cause i couldn't find another you
Oh think of me
Think of me
I only think of you
I could just walk away
But I think you want me to
Words and Music: Jamie Lou Connolly
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5. |
You Can't
04:06
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You Can't
You can't keep me under your spell
I don't think no one ever will
But I'll soon regret
Never looking forward
Just holdin back
And it all sounds the same
When nothing has changed
You pull me back in
Just for a moment
I swear I'm trying
Trying not to show it
Feeling like I'm to blame
For not feelin the same
You can't keep me under your spell
Try and try again
You never will, never ever will
But I'll soon regret
Never looking forward
Always holding back
And it all sounds the same
When nothing has changed
You pull me back in just for a moment
I swear I'm trying
Trying not to show it
Feeling like I'm blame
For not feelin the same
You can't keep
Me under your spell
Words and Music: Jamie Lou Connolly
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When Someday
06:04
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When Someday
Ooh my lover
I'm broken apart
You built all the pieces
Then tore them apart
Ooo my days
sick and falling like rain
You were the moon to me darlin
But now you’re the stars
Find me my truth babe
Give me a heart
When someday you’re mine babe
Forget who you are..
Ooh my time
Goes slower each day
And all the things you promised
Have falling away
Ooo I'm frozen still
Trying to pull the sun into the shade
Find me my truth babe
Give me a heart
When someday you’re mine babe
Forget who you are
Words and Music: Jamie Lou Connolly
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Jamie Lou and The Hullabaloo
Jamie Lou and The Hullabaloo has been a fixture in the Arkansas music scene since their formation in 2014. Garnering comparisons to bands as varied as Fleetwood Mac, Portishead, and My Morning Jacket, the Hullabaloo is a raucous and dynamic marriage of fuzz and folk. ... more
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