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The Moon

from White Horse Black by Ruth Lindsey

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lyrics

cloudy eyes well
apples go brown
bellyaches bring back that old faithful sound

this town was a friend
a real spirit-guide
until I gave up on my chances to find

in any of the stores
the boots I fit in
while anywhere but here are words we still sing

and any which way
you look at it now
our quiet was quite overcome by the sound

of sirens at night
bar-crawling fights
and freedom that would not be found

yeah, but these are the thoughts
of every everyman
I'm no innovator with right to demand
that you have to fight for it
take some great stand

yeah, but long before summer
has even begun
you'll hear the old standards
are still being sung

so fly me to the moon

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from White Horse Black, released November 22, 2013

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Ruth Lindsey Melbourne, Australia

Inspired by her upbringing in Melbourne's leafy outskirts, and by wanderings amidst the glaciers of Alaska, redwoods of Oregon, and the Californian coast, Ruth's lyrics create evocative imagery that is enriched by her strong, distinctive voice.

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