Taken by the Tide
from Once Home, No Longer by Mt. Misery
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lyrics
Tried to take my mind off you
Learn to paint, try something new
Couldn’t hold it down
Let’s turn back around
Saw you smile
But I was dreaming
It was enough to write off
The day to come
And as it fades into the distance
It’s never been clearer
That I’m running out of time
Taken by the tide
Walking slow under perfect skies
But you’re not by my side
Moving on with no real meaning Just me and the moon
Changed the record
I still whistle the tune
Nothing left to do But to think of you
‘Cos I’ve been searching the highs and the lows
Coming up cold
But I’m running out of time
Taken by the tide
Walking slow under perfect skies
But you’re not by my side
Learn to paint, try something new
Couldn’t hold it down
Let’s turn back around
Saw you smile
But I was dreaming
It was enough to write off
The day to come
And as it fades into the distance
It’s never been clearer
That I’m running out of time
Taken by the tide
Walking slow under perfect skies
But you’re not by my side
Moving on with no real meaning Just me and the moon
Changed the record
I still whistle the tune
Nothing left to do But to think of you
‘Cos I’ve been searching the highs and the lows
Coming up cold
But I’m running out of time
Taken by the tide
Walking slow under perfect skies
But you’re not by my side
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from Once Home, No Longer,
released June 25, 2021
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Mt. Misery Hartlepool, UK
Brand new album 'Love In Mind' out now on Prefect Records.
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Apr 4Brighton, UK
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Apr 26Coventry, UK
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May 24Bristol, UK
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