Crescent St. Blues

from Crescent St. Blues by Jake Klar

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To the wind I'll make my home
Sailing off this northern coast
and if I never make it back again
Remember once that we were friends

This is for lovers in the night
She said "don't treat me cruel, just kiss me kind"
"Darlin, won't you tell me that joke again"
Remember once that we were friends

Take my hand and lead me
I won't say a word unless I need
cause what's the difference between giving up and giving in
Remember once that we were friends

Making fires in the canyon
Taking taxi's to the party
Getting stoned and staying in
remember once that we were friends

Remember that night someone spilled wine on the carpet
You and I were standing in the corner just laughing about it
Later we were all yelling and laughing in the street
Remember once that we were happy
Remember once that we were happy

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from Crescent St. Blues, track released January 1, 2015

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