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Darkside

from GEMS by John Courage

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lyrics

I should have known a long time ago
that I lost my love when I left my home
And the waiting was to hard to feel
the waiting made a lonely man steal
But the money came calling and you fell right in
Mama don’t like it when she sees your old friends
You can catch a sinner you can’t make him a saint
Maybe we were born to stay

On the Darkside/Of the road

I couldn’t tell through all of your lies
with your hollow truths and your backwards good byes
the waiting was too hard to feel
the waiting made a lonely man steal
But the money came calling and you fell right in
Mama don’t like it when she sees your old friends
You can catch a sinner you can’t make him a saint
Maybe we were born to stay

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from GEMS, released June 18, 2013
Francesco Catania- bass, treble bass, piano, synth, backing vocals, finger snaps
Dan Ford- drums, percussion, backing vocals, finger snaps
Jonathan Palmer- vocals, guitars, finger snaps

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