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Same Old Haunts
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When every song sounds the same
On that jukebox playing in your brain
And it's just a waste of change
To put on her favorite song
When every night's just alright
And you're waiting for some sparks to light
Keep her outta mind, outta sight
And try not to feel alone
Of all the things that could be on my mind
Of all the things that could be on my mind
I can see her face
I can see her face
Do you got something to talk about
'Cause I can sure go without
The same old haunts
Do you got something that I can take
"Cause I can sure use a break
From my own thoughts
These same old haunts
When every dream's just as grey
As your bitter empty day to day
Like movies in your head they play
Movies where she's the star
With every new attempt you make
You shout towards heaven, "For heaven's sake"
Well someone's gotta take her place
And I don't care who you are
Of all the things that could be on my mind
Of all the things that could be on my mind
I can see her face
I can see her face
Do you got something to talk about
'Cause I can sure go without
The same old haunts
Do you got something that I can take
"Cause I can sure use a break
From my own thoughts
These same old haunts
When every song sounds the same
On that jukebox playing in your brain
And nothing's ever gonna change
By playing her favorite song
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The Modern Electric Cleveland, Ohio
Cinematic Rock to soundtrack your cinematic life. Driven by the feeling that time precious; that it is crucial to express what really matters to loved ones before it's too late. They believe that honest, authentic songwriting has the power to articulate emotions that words cannot. Melodic, powerful pop symphonies influenced by Annie Hall, Spoon & David Bowie | Free Mixtape @ themodernelectric.com ... more
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