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Untitled
03:33
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Strong is the rain that flows
From these city towers to the country roads
Home is where I scraped my knees
As a child, and how I miss my smile
How I miss my smile
Well, I found you late one night
We were both up craving the sunlight
You had too much on your mind
And I had too much on mine
I have too much on my mind
May I rest my heavy heart in your hands?
You seem like you just might understand
Oh, do you understand?
Easy come is easy go
And most of it is just for show
You and I know very well
Sorrow is sewn into the seams of those lies,
Every little lie
I don’t have to tell you this
I know from the way you kiss
Sometimes love is hard to find
And I can see the aching in your eyes
The aching in your eyes
May I rest my heavy heart in your hands?
You seem like you just might, you just might understand
Oh, do you understand?
Oh…
May I rest my heavy heart in your hands?
May I rest my heavy heart in your hands?
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Westward
03:24
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Well I’m coming westward to follow you home
I need to unwind, I need a little warmth
Crawl under covers with the comfort of a child
Can I cry in your arms?
I don’t want to admit it,
But I think I write kisses into all of my songs
All of my songs, all of my songs
I sit in the city sirens, people are fighting to be free
They ask me,
“Say in this concrete cage, have you found love in the masquerade?
And if you do, can you send some to me?
Me me me… Me me me…”
The night turns blue with grief, I don’t think I can sleep alone
I’ve seen 3 AM without you too many times before
I’ll forgive all the time that we waited, the time we wasted being wise
If you take me westwards and I wake up at your side
Westward, westward, I didn’t say a word
Westward, westward, I didn’t say a word to you, oh no
Westward, westward, I didn’t say a word to you, no
Westward, westward, I didn’t say a word
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Arden Lloyd Boston, Massachusetts
Arden Lloyd blends aspects of folk, indie rock, and jazz with emotionally poignant lyrics to create music that pulls you in
and doesn’t let you go. Her voice is at the heart of her performances, leaving audiences with a lingering sense of connection. he’s played extensively in Boston and NYC, as well as her hometown in Western, MA.
you can find merch and more about her on ardenlloyd.com
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