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May (Alternate Mix)
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Verse 1:
Spring is back, brighter days
A new beginning lurks
Yet something stirs, bittersweet
Reminders of where we were
On this very day a year ago
When we met and spent 7 hours alone
You were so intrigued, couldn’t look away
It all seemed hazy through the winter days but now
Chorus 1:
Here comes May
Didn’t know you for long
But damn you were wrong
To fall away
You had your reasons
So I let you fade away
Now I’m nostalgic in May
In May
Verse 2:
I walk past the pizza shop
Where I first saw you and time stopped
Anticipation rattled our nerves
Intensely attracted, it felt like a curse
I go on my run through the park
The sweet summer breeze just suddenly sparks
The memory of our drive upstate
The road seemed symbolic of the start of something great but
Chorus 2:
Here comes May
Didn’t know you for long
But damn you were wrong
To fall away
You had your reasons
So I let you fade away
Now I’m nostalgic in May
In May
Outro:
The way the sun is setting ahead
Takes me back to last year when
It was August, something changed
I gave up and the fall came
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Marian Renta New York, New York
Marian Renta is an American singer-songwriter, record producer, and musician. Born in New York, she grew up in Virginia where she was formally and classically trained as a pianist and composer. Regarded for her prolific songwriting and unique vocal tone, she often conveys emotional and melancholic themes in her songs and often incorporates a blend of Indie pop, Soul, and Electronica in her music. ... more
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