Same Old Story
from Born To Live by Low and Honey
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lyrics
Same Old Story
out in the kitchen, turn on the radio
there ain’t no good songs they ever play so
hop on the subway up to Delancey
makin my way through Alphabet City
listen to Tom play vinyl on Sunday
funny how quickly it turns into Monday
I see you walk in, alligator
maybe someday I’ll see you later
I’m ready to feel, I’m ready to fight
I’m ready for love but it’s gotta be right
I don’t wanna just fall into the same old story
in my apartment starin at YouTube
there’s gotta be somethin better to do
takin a walk down by the Gowanus
the smell a reminder that summer’s upon us
I get a text sayin, ‘check out the full moon’
I’m lookin up but maybe too soon?
god I want you, god almighty
god I hope your mom’ll like me
I’m ready to feel, I’m ready to fight
I’m ready for love but it’s gotta be right
I don’t wanna just fall into the same old story
I’m back on my feet, yeah, back on my toes
I’m back on the street now anythin goes
I don’t wanna just fall into the same old story
I may bend but I won’t break, I won’t make the same mistakes
when it comes to love again
I may run into a wall, I’m a human after all
a fool for love until the end
out in the evenin, out on the front lines
careful not to step on the land mines
out with a flashlight, out with a purpose
down on the sidewalk scratchin the surface
then I see you, fascinator
waitin for me, alligator
now we’re talkin, now we’re lookin
now let’s get our asses back into Brooklyn
I’m ready to feel, I’m ready to fight
I’m ready for love, but it’s gotta be right
I don’t wanna just fall into the same old story
I’m back on my feet, yeah, back on my toes
I’m back on the street now anything goes
I don’t wanna just fall into the same old story
same old story
same old story
same old story
out in the kitchen, turn on the radio
there ain’t no good songs they ever play so
hop on the subway up to Delancey
makin my way through Alphabet City
listen to Tom play vinyl on Sunday
funny how quickly it turns into Monday
I see you walk in, alligator
maybe someday I’ll see you later
I’m ready to feel, I’m ready to fight
I’m ready for love but it’s gotta be right
I don’t wanna just fall into the same old story
in my apartment starin at YouTube
there’s gotta be somethin better to do
takin a walk down by the Gowanus
the smell a reminder that summer’s upon us
I get a text sayin, ‘check out the full moon’
I’m lookin up but maybe too soon?
god I want you, god almighty
god I hope your mom’ll like me
I’m ready to feel, I’m ready to fight
I’m ready for love but it’s gotta be right
I don’t wanna just fall into the same old story
I’m back on my feet, yeah, back on my toes
I’m back on the street now anythin goes
I don’t wanna just fall into the same old story
I may bend but I won’t break, I won’t make the same mistakes
when it comes to love again
I may run into a wall, I’m a human after all
a fool for love until the end
out in the evenin, out on the front lines
careful not to step on the land mines
out with a flashlight, out with a purpose
down on the sidewalk scratchin the surface
then I see you, fascinator
waitin for me, alligator
now we’re talkin, now we’re lookin
now let’s get our asses back into Brooklyn
I’m ready to feel, I’m ready to fight
I’m ready for love, but it’s gotta be right
I don’t wanna just fall into the same old story
I’m back on my feet, yeah, back on my toes
I’m back on the street now anything goes
I don’t wanna just fall into the same old story
same old story
same old story
same old story
credits
from Born To Live,
released August 1, 2013
Brad Hamilton: Guitars, Vocals
Josh Lattanzi: Bass
Ben Rice: Backing Vocals
Glenn Healy: Drums
Brad Hamilton: Guitars, Vocals
Josh Lattanzi: Bass
Ben Rice: Backing Vocals
Glenn Healy: Drums
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Low and Honey Brooklyn, New York
Low and Honey is the alias of Brooklyn-based musician Brad Hamilton.
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Aug 2013
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