Summer
from Wood Lane by Ransom Pier
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lyrics
You came into the house with a towel at your waist
Asked if I wanted you now, or if I could wait
You led me down the street with the sunkissed pines
Always knew you would go and leave me behind
It’s better to love and lose, at least that’s what they say
You came to love and I came to lose, left in this faded summer day
I came to lose
I came to lose
I came to lose
I came to lose
These summer blues
These summer blues
Asked if I wanted you now, or if I could wait
You led me down the street with the sunkissed pines
Always knew you would go and leave me behind
It’s better to love and lose, at least that’s what they say
You came to love and I came to lose, left in this faded summer day
I came to lose
I came to lose
I came to lose
I came to lose
These summer blues
These summer blues
credits
from Wood Lane,
released July 11, 2019
Written by Hayley Rose Harrington
Produced by Jon Weinman
Engineered by Jon Weinman and Dave Silverstein at Sabella Recording Studio in Roslyn Heights, NY
Hayley Harrington - Vocals/Guitar
William Carrigan - Bass/Vocals
Evan Harris - Guitar/Dobro/Mandolin
Max Maples - Drums/Vocals
Written by Hayley Rose Harrington
Produced by Jon Weinman
Engineered by Jon Weinman and Dave Silverstein at Sabella Recording Studio in Roslyn Heights, NY
Hayley Harrington - Vocals/Guitar
William Carrigan - Bass/Vocals
Evan Harris - Guitar/Dobro/Mandolin
Max Maples - Drums/Vocals
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Ransom Pier New York, New York
For Fans of:
Hurray for the Riff Raff
Margo Price
Bonnie Raitt
Lucinda Williams
discography
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Aug 2020 -
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Dec 2019 -
Nov 2019
contact / help
Ransom Pier recommends:
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Our guitarist and dear friend, Evan, has a sick side project called Six Time Users that you should absolutely check out immediately!
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