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A Monday in May

from She Could Tell by The Wild Romantics

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lyrics

The rain soaked us through
Should've been freezing, honest words kept us warm

The river ran in silence
The birds above knew nothing of the changes below

It's kind of funny how we always change
But your blue eyes, they stay the same

And you're heading East
And I'll always remember
A Monday in May
I'll never forget
A Monday in May

Never thought I'd sit here
Past met present but they're never strangers

Friends embraced
Walked out of the trees smiling about being able to talk
Walked out of the trees

It's kind of funny how we always change
But your blue eyes, they stay the same

And you're heading East
And I'll always remember
A Monday in May
I'll never forget
A Monday in May

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from She Could Tell, released September 15, 2015
Produced by Cory Woodward
Written by Evan Miller and Aleisha Kalina
Performed by Evan Miller, Aleisha Kalina, Cory Woodward and Eric Banerd
Mixed and Mastered by Adam Veenendaal

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