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Ducks in the Flood
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Take a ride, memorize
I memorize my favorite number
Note the time on a line, June 11th felt like
Diamonds in the water, falling from above
Now you're the only one who's not having fun
Cause everything here reminds me of you
So next time let me know when you're coming through
Make it nice, on Christmas night
I demonize it in his letter
Like prophesying more bad weather
Come back to life tonight
Yesterday, running late
Blame my memory
Like suspiciously on cue, they play 'Dancing in the Dark'
And for no apparent reason, it's tearing me apart.
Like diamonds in the water, falling from above
So who's the lucky one who you're running from?
Like diamonds in the water, falling from above
Why are you the only one who's not having fun?
It's like everyone here just hangs around for more
So honey let me know when you're coming down for sure
I'm sure, with everything here and everyone here,
Everything's clear
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Hotel of the Laughing Tree New York, New York
New York born and raised songwriters in love with the power of storytelling.
Hotel is the
musical collaboration between AJ Estrada, Brandon Peterson and Jonathon Streker.
With a history spent sharing the stage together throughout countless venues and DIY dungeons up the East Coast, they now reside in their respective states of NY, TN and MA, working remotely to create new records.
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