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Folk Song 11

from Curtains by Paris Street

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No, I never should have kissed you
Should have pursued a different tact
Should have never ran my fingers along your back

You said it wouldn't phase you
My touch would have no effect
But the way your body trembled proved that incorrect

'Cause, you see, there is another
Whose love lies in me still
She lives along those low, north Georgia hills

Me and her were victims of bad timing
We were brought apart by fate
We met already when it was too late

But those few months spent together
Were the best I've ever had
I would drop everything for her
She only has to ask

So i'm sorry if I misled you
So sorry if I broke your heart
I know I should have said all this from the start

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from Curtains, released March 5, 2013
Written by Carl Polgar.
Performed by Carl Polgar (vocal, nylon guitar) and Darrin Revell (drums).
Darrin's drums are a loop of his playing on the song "Stingray Chesthair", which appears on our "Homeless Songs" albums. They were recorded in the fall of 2007 in Nashville. The rest of this song was recorded at the end of 2010 at an apartment in the Belmont neighborhood of Nashville.

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