Old Blue Love
from Midwest Hotel by The Gaslights
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Written by Abigail Henderson
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Lyrics:
Well I heard that you were leaving
Time had come for you to go
TIme to put away the six string
And head out farther down the road
There's a lady waiting
Under easy southern skies
With your past down in her heart
With your future in her eyes
When you came back to this town
You shook it up, you made it mean
I think you made us all remember
Why we first came to believe
Now you tell me that you're leaving
And I'll forgive you now, only once
You came back for the music
But you left again for love
Well you left again for love Strong and proud
The kind of love that makes you cry out loud
The kind of love the old songs talk about
That old blue love
But if she ever leave you all alone
Angel, you can always come back home
Back to that stage and that microphone
That old blue love
Just remember
The man you leave behind
As you head out of the county
Toward the man you hope to find
He ain't ever gonna leave you
He ain't ever gonna go away
And he might lead you back
To the man you were someday
Well I heard that you were leaving
Time had come for you to go
TIme to put away the six string
And head out farther down the road
There's a lady waiting
Under easy southern skies
With your past down in her heart
With your future in her eyes
When you came back to this town
You shook it up, you made it mean
I think you made us all remember
Why we first came to believe
Now you tell me that you're leaving
And I'll forgive you now, only once
You came back for the music
But you left again for love
Well you left again for love Strong and proud
The kind of love that makes you cry out loud
The kind of love the old songs talk about
That old blue love
But if she ever leave you all alone
Angel, you can always come back home
Back to that stage and that microphone
That old blue love
Just remember
The man you leave behind
As you head out of the county
Toward the man you hope to find
He ain't ever gonna leave you
He ain't ever gonna go away
And he might lead you back
To the man you were someday
credits
from Midwest Hotel,
track released May 1, 2004
Abigail Henderson: vocals, guitar
Chris Meck: guitar, vocals
Monty Black: bass
Glen Hockemeier: drums
Created over the spring/summer 2004 at the Rock Salon in downtown Kansas City, MO on 1/2" 8 track analog tape, mixed directly to CDR. Engineereed and Produced by Chris Meck at the Rock Salon, KCMO. Mastered by Dana Detrick-Clark for Serious Vanity Music. No animals, Protools, or Autotunes were harmed in the making of these recordings.
Copyright © 2004 Flyover Records, ASCAP.
Abigail Henderson: vocals, guitar
Chris Meck: guitar, vocals
Monty Black: bass
Glen Hockemeier: drums
Created over the spring/summer 2004 at the Rock Salon in downtown Kansas City, MO on 1/2" 8 track analog tape, mixed directly to CDR. Engineereed and Produced by Chris Meck at the Rock Salon, KCMO. Mastered by Dana Detrick-Clark for Serious Vanity Music. No animals, Protools, or Autotunes were harmed in the making of these recordings.
Copyright © 2004 Flyover Records, ASCAP.
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