Late July
from On This Day Last Year by Lay Low Moon
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lyrics
You met me on a Saturday night in late July
when I could believe in you, and you me
and I could fly, every time your blue eyes would look my way
But you had your doubts, and I had my chances
and I don't ask why, but I could barely stand it
'Cause I was someone else
I was breaking promises to myself
I was yours, for a little while
or so I thought, or so I thought
when I could believe in you, and you me
and I could fly, every time your blue eyes would look my way
But you had your doubts, and I had my chances
and I don't ask why, but I could barely stand it
'Cause I was someone else
I was breaking promises to myself
I was yours, for a little while
or so I thought, or so I thought
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from On This Day Last Year,
released August 17, 2018
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Lay Low Moon Boston, Massachusetts
Lay Low Moon is an Indie Folk collective built around the songs of Seán McKenna and is comprised of Seán and various friends from around the Greater Boston area.
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Aug 2018 -
Feb 2014 -
Feb 2014
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