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Water So Cold

from Kick Out The Rocks by The Dirty Pennies

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The photographs tempt my head again
My soul derailed with the pain settling in
And I carried you through the road
With the water so cold
Its hard to change the faces look the same
You're tired of home where everyone knows your name
And your pulling in into the dirt
With the water so cold

What if you were like me
What if you were like me

The bottle kicks, it takes his breathe again
A mother sleeps with strangers now and then
And you're taking all that I have with your water so cold
And I carried you through the road with your water so cold

What if you were like me
What if you were like me

My instants beam down and I can't feel it in my head
And im drowning in your crown and I can't feel it in my head

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from Kick Out The Rocks, released March 24, 2017

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The Dirty Pennies Rochester, New York

Gritty Psychedelic Blues that flrits with Garage Rock

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