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Some bridges lay easy and some rattle
but all that matters is if they get you where you want
and the way the world revolves as I feel motionless
you think it would help me but nature ain't having none
getting over you was the hardest thing I've ever done
and when you forgot about me I wonder
in space where we were sitting with the sun
did the heat cast an ocean breeze
that cooled you down when you started to run
getting over me for you looked so much fun
the moon and sun have left the sky but there is something
casting a shadow on someone
it so faint that you might have missed it if you were just passing
but it's already gone
I can't find where that little light is shining from
through the crack of a window
a bus hissing by on the main street
everything's a little clearer
when the shadows start to meet
in the morning as we wake sleepless
we both look over and wish the time was wrong
we both can't help but lay in bed too long
but no pain in the world can compare to knowing you exist
and you're not the one
getting over you was the hardest thing I ever done
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Back in the Action
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Growing up Dumb
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Any Further Away
06:32
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Heavy Thunder
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Nicholas Lurwick Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Nicholas Lurwick, the alt-country troubadour hailing from Delco, PA, delivers a captivating blend of timeless country melodies infused with modern lyrical depth. With influences spanning from old-timey honky-tonk to hard-driving rock and cosmic country vibes, Lurwick crafts an expansive musical journey that resonates with authenticity and soul. ... more
Nicholas Lurwick recommends:
I Used To Believe In The West
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always leaving you guessing.
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the breathy vocals mixed with unique guitar textural qualities, and let's not forget Like A Lady.
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