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Play It Back

from Don't Take Off by Wise Old Moon

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lyrics

I found your love at the bottom of a cold lonely heartbreak
It was sitting there behind a half empty bottle of whiskey
Someone once told me that love's what you see in all the movies
But I ain't never seen any movie show it like this

Play it Back, hit rewind one more time
The old Cadillac, backseat loving on my mind
On my mind

The first house on the right, that's the one I grew up in
I spend many a sleepless night just dreaming of nothing
Somewhere inside that dark house lies the shell of a woman
Oh, she's been there before and she'll be there until we come hom

Play it Back, hit rewind one more time
The old Cadillac, backseat loving on my mind
On my mind

One more time, one more time, one more time
Play it back

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from Don't Take Off, released November 1, 2015
Written by Connor Z. Millican

Vocals/Guitar: Connor Z. Millican
Lap Steel: Dan Liparini
Bass/Piano: Greg Perault
Drums: Alex Heaton
Vocals: Sean Rubin

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