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The Way

from The Bang Bang by The Bang Bang

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lyrics

I was living with a boy by the bay
and I wonder if he's come to stay
cause there's someone that I want to hold tight
yes that someone and I think he'll just get in the way

My sweet baby, been gone for so long
and no sweet boy could really belong
but I kiss him and pretend its alright
cause I miss him and I feel like I'm losing my way

It seems that you never deceive me
I'm sorry you always believe me
this new love is not what it seems
we're frauds

Love's a stranger with a familiar smile
love's a gambler when the odds aren't worth while
I'm a dreamer whose been broke down before
and I'm waiting for love to come show me the way

Show me the way

credits

from The Bang Bang, released March 6, 2015
Vocals - Katie Rash
Guitar - Nick Amhaus
Bass - Jeff Van Dreel
Drums - Jake Brandt

Produced by Nick Amhaus
Special thanks to Kevin Lucas

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